My heart was beating fast, scary, fast, panicking

Go to the hospital! The simplest and best answer.

Don't deceive yourself, what to do is actually what you have already thought.

Sinus rhythm.

There is one on the right atrium of the human body. blabla...The normal heartbeat of the human body. blabla...So, sinus rhythm should be. blabla..

Having said so much, in fact, it is just a serious sentence, and I repeat it three times:

Our normal heart rhythm is sinus rhythm!

Our normal heart rhythm is sinus rhythm!

Our normal heart rhythm is sinus rhythm!

So when you see "sinus rhythm" in your physical examination report, put it, lightly, and loosely.

If there is an occasional abnormal heartbeat, sudden increase or the like, it may be caused by sleeping too late at night, or being too nervous, taking medication, etc., so there is no need to panic.

If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital to have an electrocardiogram checked for peace of mind.

Consider saying sinus tachyrhythmia.

**Mainly for**, sedatives or blockers may be used if necessary.

1.Sinus tachycardia should be the primary cause of the disease, supplemented by symptomatic disease if necessary. Sinus tachycardia caused by congestive heart failure, digitalis preparations, diuretics and vasodilators, etc.

Correction of sinus tachycardia is often used as an indicator of control of left heart failure.

2.For sinus tachycardia not due to heart failure**, such as sinus tachycardia caused by hyperthyroidism, the heart rate cannot be slowed with digitalis. Note:

Excess digitalis can also cause sinus tachycardia. Patients with sinus tachycardia mainly caused by sympathetic nerve excitation and catecholamine elevation can choose receptor blockers, sedatives, etc.

3.In patients with acute myocardial infarction** In the absence of clear cardiac insufficiency, the sinus heart rate lasts for 110 minutes, in order to slow the heart rate, a low-dose receptor blocker (such as oral atenolol or a calcium antagonist (such as oral thiiazeprozone 15 30 mg) can be temporarily tried, and it can be taken once every 8 12 hours if needed. Sinus tachycardia secondary to left heart failure should be managed primarily for heart failure.

Problem analysis: fast heartbeat is considered to be noisy and arrhythmia, it is related to your mental tightness and bad mood, it is necessary to consider going to the electrocardiogram to check whether it is abnormal, and then you need to maintain a good mood and not be anxious.

Suggestions: It is mainly caused by Kao Minxian's autonomic nervous disorder, so it is necessary to pay attention to resting more, and can take appropriate sedation and anti-anxiety drugs to relieve symptoms, and then pay attention to distraction.