Is arrhythmia the same as tachycardia?

Arrhythmia is divided into many kinds: tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmia, etc., and is also divided into supraventricular disease, ventricular disease, paroxysmal and persistent according to the location and time of onset.

To be precise, arrhythmias include tachycardia, which is not necessarily severe. There are many kinds of triggers, usually the preferred drug for tachycardia is propafenone, adenosine injection is preferred for paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, and the commonly used drugs for arrhythmia are verapamil, amiodarone, etc.

Simply put, tachycardia is a manifestation of arrhythmia. I don't know if you want to understand the clinical manifestations of this disease or if we want us to solve the ** problem for you. Please tell us more about your situation, and we will do our best to answer you later.

The former includes the latter, and the latter does not represent the former.

According to the principle of occurrence, arrhythmias are divided into abnormal impulses, abnormal conduction, and abnormal impulses and conduction.

Arrhythmias can be divided into fast and slow arrhythmias according to the speed of the heart rate at the time of the arrhythmia. In recent years, some scholars have also proposed that arrhythmias be divided into three categories: fatal, potentially fatal and benign according to the severity and prognosis of circulatory disorders in arrhythmia.

Tachycardia is a type of arrhythmia.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for electrocardiogram, cardiac electrophysiology, exercise test and other examinations. and take some related medications.

Sick sinus ECG:

Persistent and significant nondrug-induced sinus bradycardia (less than 50 beats) Sinus arrest or sinus quiescence with sinus block Sinus block and atrioventricular block Bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome, abbreviated as slow-tachycardia syndrome, is alternating episodes of bradycardia and atrial tachyarrhythmias.

Atrial flutter ECG:

Sinus P waves disappear and are replaced by regular jagged fluttering waves of the same amplitude and spacing, called F waves, and the isowires between flutter waves disappear, often at a frequency of 250 350 minutes The ventricular rate is regular or irregular, depending on whether the atrioventricular conduction ratio is constant, and the atrial flutter waves usually travel down alternately at 2:1 and 4:1 The QRS wave morphology is normal, and the QRS wave widens and morphology is abnormal when there is intraventricular differential conduction, original bundle branch block, or downward transmission through the atrioventricular bypass pathway.

Atrial fibrillation ECG:

The p-wave disappears and is replaced by a small and irregular baseline fluctuation with variable shape and amplitude, which is called the f-wave; Frequency of 350 600 beats minutes Extremely irregular ventricular rate The morphology of the QRS complex is usually normal, but when the ventricular rate is too fast, intraventricular differential conduction occurs, and the QRS complex is widened and distorted.

Clinical classification of atrial fibrillation:

Ventricular premature systolic ECG:

The QRS complex occurs early, often lasting more than a second, and the direction of the ST segment and T wave is opposite to the direction of the main QRS wave. The period between premature ventricular contraction and the anterior sinus beat is constant, and complete compensatory pauses may occur.

Second-degree type I atrioventricular block:

The PR interval is gradually extended until the P wave transmission is blocked and one QRS complex is missing. The most common AV conduction ratios are 3:2 and 5:

4。In most cases, the block is located in the AV node, the QRS complex is normal, and second-degree type I AV block rarely progresses to third-degree AV block.

Second-degree type II atrioventricular block: the PR interval is constant, and there is no QRS complex after some P waves. If the QRS complex is normal, the block may be located within the AV node; If the QRS complex widens and the morphology is abnormal, the block is located in the His-Purkinje system.

Hello: Arrhythmia is a disease that makes people hate itchy, but there are still many people around who suffer from this disease, and many people may feel very distressed about the occurrence of the disease. But if you have been living with this emotion, it may cause the disease to be more serious, so the patient should have a good attitude to face the disease, and the condition should be well cared for.

What fruits are better to eat for arrhythmia?

Pineapple pineapple is a fruit that can play a role in quenching thirst, and pineapple is sweet and sour, which helps digestion, and is very suitable for people who often eat more meat and eat more greasy food. It can also bring great help to the disease, so patients can eat more at ordinary times.

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What problems should I pay attention to in banana arrhythmia?

You can't stop the drug on your own.

Patients should follow the doctor's arrangement when they are in the first place, and do not stop taking the drug when they think that their condition has eased, or feel that taking more medicine can increase the first effect, otherwise the overdose or discontinuation of the drug will affect the disease and even cause danger.

Avoid some bad behaviors.

Patients should avoid smoking, drinking, drinking strong tea, coffee and other beverages, and ensure their emotional stability at ordinary times, otherwise these conditions will also cause disease attacks and bring great harm to the body. Moreover, patients should know their hair ** and avoid the recurrence of these factors in normal times, otherwise the disease will be more serious.

Regular check-ups.

Arrhythmia is a big type and has a lot to do with it.

For example, premature beats. Occasional premature beats are not bad, and frequent premature beats should be paid attention to.

Atrial fibrillation. Mild palpitation, which affects normal life functioning. Severe cardiac impairment is dangerous.

Third-degree atrioventricular block.

This one is still more dangerous.

Initially, it is less severe.

The most important thing is control.

Don't go deeper.

If cardiac tremor eventually develops.

That's incredible.

1. Premature beats: For occasional premature beats, regular re-examination is sufficient, and no special treatment is required; For frequent premature contractions, which may cause damage to cardiac function, drugs and radiofrequency ablation should be given in time to avoid serious consequences;

2. Supraventricular tachycardia and atrial fibrillation: mild cases manifest as palpitation, which affects the normal quality of life; In severe cases, it can lead to impaired cardiac function and even sudden death;

3. Third-degree atrioventricular block: if the condition is severe, a pacemaker should be installed immediately;

4. Malignant arrhythmia: fast heart rate, if not timely** can cause ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation, drugs, catheter radiofrequency ablation, ICD implantation should be given in time.

Are arrhythmias serious? What effects might it have on the body? These are a few early signs, and you should know them as early as possible

If there is an "irregular heartbeat" in the physical examination report, am I sick?