What medicine works best for coronary heart patients

Disease analysis: Hypertension and coronary heart disease need to be taken regularly and regularly under the guidance of a doctor, and regular medication should be used.

Guidance: For high blood pressure, you can generally take ACE inhibitor antihypertensive drugs, such as lodinesin, etc., but it does not mean that you must take this drug, it should be based on your blood pressure and the effect of taking the drug. High blood pressure should be used for life.

The heart rate is fast, more than 100 beats per minute, betalux tablets can be taken orally.

As for coronary heart disease, blood circulation and blood stasis removal (Xuesaitong tablets), anticoagulation and antiplatelet (aspirin enteric-coated tablets), lipid-lowering (simvastatin tablets), vasodilation (Lunan Xinkang tablets) and Wanshuangli tablets.

It is recommended that after the condition can be clarified, comprehensive consideration should be made before choosing a suitable plan.

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A cost-effective and cost-effective solution: 100 mg of low-dose aspirin and 2 tablets of isosorbide trinitrate taken orally half an hour after dinner every day, 3 times a day. Don't buy isosorbate nitrate, it's expensive and the effect is poor.

Coronary heart disease** includes low-fat diet, appropriate exercise, aspirin and statin lipid-regulating drugs combined with traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and acute myocardial infarction requires Polivix. Interventional stent or bypass surgery if necessary. At the same time, blood pressure is controlled smoothly.

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1. Antiplatelet drugs, including aspirin enteric-coated tablets, 100 mg once a day; Clause.

2. Statins, such as low-dose simvastatin, 20 mg once a day at night; Third, receptor blockers, including metoprolol and pyrolol bichloroate, can be taken half a tablet twice a day; Fourth, ACE II or ARB drugs, such as enalapril, valsartan, fosinopril or candesartan, should be taken once a day; The fifth category is nitrate drugs that can be used frequently, such as isosorbide dinitrate tablets, nitroglycerin, and temporary use during angina attacks.

1. Eat a reasonable diet and eat less foods with high animal fat and cholesterol content, such as egg yolks, fish roe, animal offal, etc. Eat less meat and more fish and soy products, as well as vitamin-rich vegetables and fruits.

2. Limit the amount of food and control your weight.

3. Limit the intake of residential addresses, and it is advisable to have less than 6 grams per day.

4. Don't smoke and drink alcohol modestly.

5. Have a regular life and avoid excessive tension and mood swings. Keep your stools smooth and get enough sleep.

6. You can do light physical activities, such as tai chi, radio exercises, walking, etc.

7. If you have high blood pressure, you should take antihypertensive drugs for a long time under the guidance of a physician to keep your blood pressure normal. Hyperlipidemia, diabetes and other diseases that may aggravate coronary heart disease.

8. Always prepare drugs to relieve angina pectoris, so that you can take them at any time. If the pain persists or is not relieved by medication, you should go to the nearest hospital immediately. Pay attention to controlling emotions, excessive joy, anger and sorrow, which can easily induce sudden death in coronary heart patients.

A: Nitrates.

When angina is attacked, nitroglycerin can be taken sublingually, and if it is still ineffective after 3 consecutive doses, nitroglycerin or isosorbide nitrate can be used intravenously, and it can be changed back to oral medication after 12 to 24 hours after the symptoms disappear. Common adverse reactions include headache and hypotension.

Receptor antagonists.

It can reduce myocardial oxygen consumption, reduce myocardial ischemia and effectively improve the prognosis of patients. Commonly used drugs are metoprolol, bisoprolol, and esmolol.

Calcium channel blockers.

May be used in patients who do not have symptomatic control despite adequate doses of nitrates and receptor antagonists**.

Due to the large individual differences in patients with coronary heart disease, there is no absolute best, fastest and most effective medication, except for the commonly used over-the-counter drugs, the most appropriate drugs should be selected under the guidance of doctors in full combination with individual conditions.