Female, 27 years old, the doctor said that it was myocardial ischemia, how could it be

Causes of myocardial ischemia:

Decreased blood pressure, decreased blood supply to the aorta, and blocked coronary arteries can directly lead to a decrease in blood supply to the heart; Valvular heart disease, changes in blood viscosity, and lesions of the heart muscle itself can also reduce the blood supply to the heart. There is also a condition in which the blood supply to the heart is not reduced, but the oxygen requirement of the heart increases, which is a type of relative myocardial ischemia. The blood vessels that supply blood to the heart are called coronary arteries, and their openings are in the ascending aorta.

Clinically, the main and most common cause of myocardial ischemia is coronary (and occasionally pulmonary) stenosis. And the main cause of coronary artery stenosis is atherosclerosis. Heart disease caused by coronary atherosclerosis is often referred to as coronary heart disease.

Therefore, coronary heart disease is the "main culprit" of myocardial ischemia.

Prognosis: 1. Excessive strain and excessive myocardial blood consumption can cause relative ischemia of the myocardium.

2. Volume insufficiency, systemic ischemia, can cause corresponding ischemia of myocardium.

3. The blood vessels supplying blood to the myocardium are not smooth, which can cause blood supply disorder ischemia of the myocardium.

4. Excessive aggregation of red blood cells, excessive blood viscosity and excessive impurities can cause myocardial blood circulation ischemia.

5. According to the different causes of myocardial ischemia, symptomatic treatment should be used to eliminate the causes.

I think myocarditis should be considered, or the ECG is specific, and it has to be analyzed according to the specific situation, and it is best to see a cardiovascular specialist, and if necessary, you can do some tests accordingly.

Myocardial ischemia is related to heart rate, the general heart rate is slow, and a cold may cause myocardial ischemia if it is not timely or improper, and blindly**or taking **medicine can lead to myocardial ischemia. Routine ECG examination is more accurate, can be followed up many times to confirm whether it is myocardial ischemia, if the condition is not serious, appropriate physical exercise can be carried out, but appropriate exercise should be carried out under the condition of the appropriate condition, after a stage of examination, there may be a change.

It will have an impact on your work, you will feel physically exhausted, and you are still young, and when you get older, there will be many complications due to this disease, and the rate of sudden death caused by hidden myocardial deficiency is higher than that of the general population, and it is a problem for you to have a child in the future. But don't worry too much, you just don't have to refin, maybe it's good to refine it.

Hello, according to your description, the pre-employment physical examination found that there was a heart problem, the electrocardiogram said that it was QS type, and the heart rhythm was irregular, but the color ultrasound said that there was nothing wrong with the heart. When I was a child, my heart rate is only a little over 60 (I don't usually do sports), except for Futian's cold hands and feet. He does not smoke or drink alcohol, and weighs more than 40kg.

The health is not bad, but I often catch a cold and have not had a serious illness.

Is myocardial ischemia serious in conditions like this? The results of your current ECG examination are not very detailed, only the current description, and the severity of the condition cannot be clarified, it is recommended to check the exercise treadmill test or 64-slice CT at the same time.

How to take care of it. Pay attention to rest on time, avoid exertion, exercise, strengthen physical fitness and increase nutrition.

In addition, if I have to go to Africa for work, will it have an impact? If the examination is good and the body is able, it will generally not affect the normal life and work in the future. If necessary, medications may be considered**. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.

The cause should be further investigated from the aspect of circulating blood, and the cause should be eliminated with symptomatic medication in time.

It is advisable to see a doctor as soon as possible. Long-term myocardial ischemia has a great impact on the human body, mainly producing the following effects:

Clause. 1. The impact on the structure and function of the heart, long-term myocardial ischemia will lead to the weakening of myocardial contractility, the blood shot by the heart to the aorta will be reduced, and excessive blood stasis in the heart will lead to heart enlargement, which is easy to induce heart failure.

Clause. 2. There are all kinds of arrhythmias, and all kinds of arrhythmias and heart block, especially various tachyarrhythmias, are easy to further affect the function of the heart and aggravate the ischemia of various organs of the human body.

Clause. 3. The risk of thrombosis and embolism, heart enlargement accompanied by rapid arrhythmia, such as atrial fibrillation, is easy to form thrombosis in the heart, once the thrombus falls off into the blood vessels, blocking the corresponding organs will lead to necrosis of the organs.

If it is mild myocardial ischemia, there are usually no symptoms, and occasionally there may be symptoms of chest tightness, but the current situation like yours cannot be explained by myocardial ischemia. It is recommended to further perform Holter ECG, cardiac color ultrasound, cardiac natriuretic, and chest CT and other related examinations to further clarify ** and target **.

Go to a big hospital and have a look, but a small hospital may be misdiagnosed. How can you have this disease at such a young age? It would be nice to go to a big hospital.

Cardiac ischemia is rare in young women.

Patient: What causes it? Is it serious?

Doctor: If you don't have a history of myocarditis, it is recommended that you have a cardiac ultrasonography and troponin test.

Patient: Does this have anything to do with pregnancy?

Doctor: It may be related, but it doesn't have to be myocardial ischemia.

Patient: What foods can I eat?

Doctor: No medication, if you don't have symptoms.

Patient: Feeling a rapid heartbeat, sometimes palpitation and shortness of breath.

Doctor: Then you should go to the cardiology department for a physical examination.

Patient: What foods can I eat?

Doctor: A normal diet is fine.

Doctor: You can do an electrocardiogram tomorrow and ask the cardiologist to see if there is any change.

Doctor: If there is no change, then it is basically fine.

Patient: Okay, thank you.

Doctor: You're welcome, I hope you feel better soon.

Doctor: In response to this consultation, the doctor updated the summary suggestion: the diagnosis of myocardial ischemia requires comprehensive judgment of symptoms, signs, electrocardiogram, ultrasound, etc., and the electrocardiogram alone cannot explain anything.