How to tell if myocarditis and how to treat it

Myocarditis is different in severity and manifestation, with infants and young children suffering more than severe disease, adults suffering more mildly, mild cases without obvious symptoms, and severe cases can be complicated by severe arrhythmias, cardiac insufficiency and even sudden death. That's right, myocarditis patients will have symptoms such as fatigue, fever, chest tightness, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, etc., I have found the following information for you.

1. Primary disease: very critical. Patients with viral infection can be given an antiviral drug, amantadine, 200 mg per day; Galanoguanidine, orally 3 times a day, antibiotics may be given to patients with bacterial infection.

2. Symptomatic**: Bed rest should be taken in the acute stage, and activities can be gradually increased only after the symptoms and signs improve and the electrocardiogram is normal, and a nutritious and easily digestible diet can be given. Cardiac insufficiency, arrhythmia, and shock should be actively corrected.

3. Promote myocardial metabolism.

1) Vitamin C: 4 5g added to 250ml liquid intravenous infusion, once a day, 10 15 days for 1 course of treatment, can be repeated.

2) Energy mixture: ATP 20mg Coenzyme A100U Cytochrome C 30mg added to 5 glucose 500ml intravenous infusion, 1 time a day, 10 15 days for 1 course of treatment, can be repeated.

3) Inosine: 200 400mg orally or intramuscularly, 2 times a day.

4) Cyclic adenylate (CAMP): 20 40mg, intramuscularly 2 times a day.

5) Polarizing solution: 10 glucose 500ml plus regular insulin 8u, 15 potassium chloride 10ml intravenous infusion, 7 10 days for 1 course of treatment.

6) Immunosuppressants: used for chronic and prolonged cases. Glucocorticoids:

It is not recommended to use within 10 to 14 days of the onset of the disease, but if there is high fever, heart failure, severe arrhythmia, patients with cardiogenic shock can be used, prednisone 40 60 mg daily, or hydrocotisone 400 600 mg daily, intravenous infusion, gradually reduce the dose after the condition improves, and stop the drug after 26 weeks.

The diagnosis of myocarditis alone is difficult and requires virology and myocardial biopsy to confirm the diagnosis, but because it is an invasive test, biopsy is generally not recommended, so the diagnosis is rarely confirmed.

In your case, you should do troponin T or troponin I test, which is very specific to myocardium, if it is high, it may be myocarditis, and if it is not high, it basically excludes myocarditis.

I would like to tell you very humbly that if it is really myocarditis, then the most important ** is not the drug, but about half a year of rest, and other drugs can only assist **, the one on the upper floor has been explained very carefully and will not be repeated.

Further diagnosis is recommended, with a troponin test.

The most effective treatment of myocarditis is the use of Chinese herbal medicines**.

I feel like you may not be myocarditis.

Myocarditis is a common heart disease that can lead to damage to the structure and function of the heart, affecting the patient's quality of life.

Therefore, early detection and myocarditis is very important.

So, how to check for myocarditis?

First, patients should have an electrocardiogram to detect the heart's electrical signals and whether the heart is functioning and structurally normal.

Second, patients can have an ultrasound of the heart to detect the shape and size of the heart, as well as the blood flow inside the heart.

In addition, patients may have cardiac enzyme tests to detect abnormalities in enzymes within heart muscle cells.

Finally, patients with positive conditions can undergo cardiac MRI to check the structure and function of the heart, as well as the blood flow inside the heart.

In addition, patients may also have blood tests to detect abnormalities in creatine kinase and lactate dehydrogenase in the blood, as well as other substances in the blood.

In addition, patients may have a cardiac ultrasound to check the shape and size of the heart, as well as the blood flow inside the heart.

In short, there are many ways to check for myocarditis, including electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound, cardiac enzyme test, cardiac magnetic resonance test, blood test, and cardiac color ultrasound examination.

Patients should choose the appropriate examination method according to their own conditions, so as to detect and ** myocarditis early.

You can do electrocardiogram, echocardiogram**, myocardial enzyme spectrum and other examinations, usually pay more attention to rest, pay more attention to light diet, do not eat greasy food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Use your medication rationally under the guidance of your doctor.

Myocarditis is predominantly viral myocarditis. Myocarditis is an inflammatory disease of the heart muscle, most commonly a viral infection. Infections such as bacteria, fungi, spirochetes, rickettsia, protozoa, helminths, etc., can also cause myocarditis, but they are relatively rare.

The ** of non-infectious myocarditis includes drugs, poisons, radiation, connective tissue diseases, vasculitis and so on. Patients with myocarditis, especially those with viral myocarditis, will have symptoms of viral infection 1 to 3 weeks before the onset of the disease, such as fever, malaise, muscle aches, or gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, followed by palpitation, chest tightness, dyspnea, and even fainting, and even sudden death in severe cases. The most important thing is to do an electrocardiogram (ECG) and cardiac enzyme tests, combined with the medical history to diagnose myocarditis.