One question about the medical side, the heart side

Hello! Since there is no ECG or other information about the patient, the very simple medical history information you have given can only be used as follows:

1. First of all, how to block the left bundle branch**. At present, there is no drug for left bundle branch block, or in other words, there is no need to really perform left bundle branch block, but the cause of left bundle branch block should be further investigated, and different plans should be formulated according to different reasons (such as coronary heart disease, myocarditis, cardiomyopathy, etc., ** regimens must be different).

2. Another problem is the harm of left bundle branch block to the body. The question should be returned to the search for **, left bundle branch block is not a specific disease, but an abnormal ECG finding, as mentioned above, a wide variety of heart conditions can lead to left bundle branch block. Because I don't know the patient's usual physical condition, it is really difficult to answer (because I have to be responsible for everything I say, and the patient will take the doctor's words as "holy decree", so the doctor cannot explain it to the patient at will).

Simple incomplete left bundle branch block itself is not harmful to the body, and the most important thing is to find **.

I hope the above is helpful to you, and I hope to go to the hospital in time for further examination and find out the ** cause of left bundle block as soon as possible.

Hehehe, it's fine, as long as it's still sinus rhythm, it's fine, it's okay if it's not uncomfortable, don't care.

Normal people's blood pressure, high pressure between 90 and 140 mm Hg, low pressure between 60 and 90 mm Hg, whether it is a normal person or a patient with high blood pressure, blood pressure is not a fixed value, it is changing at any time, and people's spirit, mood, diet, sleep, season and climate are related.

In addition, there are two peaks and a trough during the day, called spoon-shaped blood pressure. The two peaks are located from 6 to 10 o'clock in the morning, from 4 to 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and the trough is located at 12 o'clock in the evening.

Exercise more often, which can increase the endurance of the heart. Then eat less meat and more vegetables.

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Expert analysis believes:

This is a symptom of increased sympathetic excitability in the human body;

In addition to the numbness of the arm, there may also be symptoms such as excessive sweating, heat intolerance, and palpitation;

It has a lot to do with physical fitness, and it will decrease and disappear with age;

Another pathology is seen in patients with hyperthyroidism, with symptoms similar;

It is advisable to check the thyroid function, if there is no problem, you can leave it alone;

Don't mess around, there will be others;

The drugs that can be used are: betalux (metoprolol) half a tablet each time (2 times a day, short-term consumption; The silver core works very well.

Hope mine helps you!

Take the medicine first, if it is not good, it is recommended to do radiofrequency ablation**.

Please take medication to control it first, and if it is pre-excitation syndrome, please go to the hospital for a look.

Hello, the patient's heart is not very good, it seems that there is an extra branch of the blood vessel leading to the heart, sometimes it will have a sudden attack, the heart beats very fast, consider the rapid heartbeat caused by cardiac reentry, consider active drugs**, **if the effect is not good, radiofrequency ablation as soon as possible**. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.

Angina pectoris is more likely to flare up when fatigue occurs.

An electrocardiogram is recommended.

Tracing changes at onset.

Clarify why. Carry out relevant processing.

What kind of illness did you call people before doing the examination, considering that heart disease is more likely:1Coronary heart disease?

2.Congenital heart disease: atrial septal defect?

Ventricular septal defect? 3.Lung Disease:

Pulmonary embolism? 4. Other diseases?

Coronary heart disease: Doing an electrocardiogram may not be able to detect it, if you happen to do an electrocardiogram at the time of your illness, coronary heart disease can be detected; Coronary imaging can confirm the diagnosis of coronary heart disease, regardless of whether you are at the time of the disease.

Congenital heart disease: Although you say that you do not have congenital heart disease, you still cannot rule out congenital heart disease, which can be done by cardiac ultrasound to determine whether there is congenital heart and what type of congenital heart is there.

Pulmonary embolism: respiratory distress + angina symptoms in the absence of obvious triggers, which cannot be ignored. You can check a chest x-ray, and if the chest x-ray is suspicious, you can do a CT scan of the pulmonary artery to confirm the diagnosis (or you can do a pulmonary perfusion ventilation scan and other tests to confirm the diagnosis).

Blood draws for p2- condensates can also be used to aid in the diagnosis.

In short, you should go to the hospital for examination, preferably in the cardiology outpatient examination of a tertiary hospital, it is estimated that the doctor there will let you do these examinations: electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, cardiac color ultrasound, and other examinations. You may also be asked to have a coronary imaging.

Then decide whether you will be hospitalized or take medicine to take out of the hospital.