What the hell is wrong with the heart, thank you, what s wrong with my heart????

You have a situation where the foramen ovale is not closed, and it is still very common to find this condition. I read a recent data that says that about 25% of people can have a patent foramen ovale. But most people have no symptoms, because the defect is very small, and yours is very small, and generally there should be no obvious symptoms.

The discomfort you're talking about may not necessarily have something to do with it. As for you saying that you heard your heartbeat while you were sleeping, it doesn't matter at all.

Of course, because there are abnormal pathways in the left and right atrium, it may be easier to cause cerebral embolism in the future, but this is only a relative increase, and the absolute number is not so much. Only partially.

It is generally accepted that if it is a very small patent foramen ovale, surgery can be avoided**. Of course, the larger ones should be operated.

If the overall deviation is greater than 15mm or the deviation from the atrial septal plane is greater than 10mm, it is an atrial septal bulge, which has a greater impact on the function of the heart, and surgery should be performed, but your specific instructions are not specified. It's hard to say.

In fact, surgery can be done routinely or through interventional means, depending on your own conditions. Of course, it depends on the situation further, because there are still certain requirements for the catheter to be able to enter this part smoothly, so I can't do it. Specifically, it is controlled by a physician with clinical experience in cardiac catheterization laboratory surgery.

Oh, that eye problem has nothing to do with this, and arrhythmia, many normal people have it, what congenital arrhythmia, this doesn't seem to have such a statement, unless it's a specific arrhythmia, then it should also be noted what it is. Let me give you a piece of information, once in 1977, someone used a Holter electrocardiogram to monitor 50 male medical students, and found that 50% of them had premature ventricular contractions, and there were more premature atrial contractions. Sometimes we can change the heart rate fast or slow when we breathe in.

As for standing up suddenly from a sitting position, this can be blood pressure and heart rate, because of the influence of gravity changes, the body's regulation is not well followed, some people have dizziness, some people even have vagus nerve excitation, blood pressure and heart rate drop, and fainting.

There are many factors related to the physique of cold, not just looking at this.

Frankly speaking, some doctors, especially at the grassroots level, are confused about the normal value of blood sugar, the diagnosis of diabetes, the normal value of blood pressure, and the classification of high blood pressure, so how can you expect them to give you high-quality medical services. You should still go to a professional place, a big hospital is more reliable.

Foramen ovale does not close as a type of atrial septal defect, but it is relatively milder than other atrial septal defects.

If symptoms are mild, surgery is not necessary. However, if the symptoms are obvious and the blood flow from left to right is large, surgical repair should be done at the age of 2 to 4 years**.

For specific surgical procedures, further consultation with a specialist is required.

Isn't it shaping? Let's go to a Chinese medicine doctor.

Depending on your situation, 1The most likely is neurosis, which is a combination of autonomic dysfunction and psychological factors, such as neurasthenia, and other functional symptoms that are largely absent from organic lesions. In the third year of high school, when you are studying hard, you are prone to nervous breakdowns and other conditions.

2. Coronary heart disease should be ruled out. Your age and previous ECG conditions are unlikely, and you can repeat the ECG to rule out heart disease. A visit to a cardiovascular department is recommended.

Don't know your mother's age? Feeling "heart weakness" may be arrhythmia, or myocardial ischemia, the best way is to go to the hospital with a 24-hour ECG monitoring, also called Holter, also called Holter, it is recommended to do this test, monitor the 24-hour ECG status.

Another way is that if your mother is sick again, take nitroglycerin under the tongue (available in pharmacies), if the symptoms are relieved after taking it, it means that it may be coronary heart disease, so you can go to the hospital for a coronary angiography to confirm whether there is coronary heart disease, and follow the results of the examination to the next step**

Is it because of the recent weather conditions? Or did you eat something special? Have you ever done cardiac ultrasound, or find a professional doctor to check the information, heart problems can not be trusted......

Hello, according to your description, the patient's situation, considering that it may be due to the discomfort caused by work fatigue and stress, due to the variability of the condition, it is recommended to see a doctor for 24-hour ambulatory electrocardiogram, cardiac color ultrasound, etc. The diagnosis of the disease should be based on the relevant examinations, just through your description, it can only be said that you should be alert to cardiovascular diseases, and the specific diseases can only be clarified after examination, and you should pay attention to avoid fatigue, rest on time, and eat a reasonable diet as well. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.

High-magnification CT should be done as soon as possible to check for cardiac and cardiovascular abnormalities; Do a visual analysis of the blood.

Check the circulating blood for abnormalities; Only when the abnormal situation is found out can the symptoms be dealt with in time.

Medication completely eliminates abnormalities.