Should patients with heart disease be hospitalized? Which heart problems require hospitalization and

Heart disease in the case of an acute attack or in the case of poor heart function requires hospitalization**. The length of hospital stay varies greatly from person to person.

Due to the different conditions of different heart disease attacks, the ** plan is also different, and the patient's improvement condition is also different, so there is a big difference, and sometimes it is not easy to judge how long a heart disease patient can stay, at least the heart function must be stable, and no more attacks can be discharged.

When the heart disease improves and is discharged from the hospital, you should actively take medication to effectively control it, and at the same time avoid some triggers that will cause a heart attack, and try to avoid the condition from getting worse and being admitted to the hospital.

If you are a heart patient, then you must be hospitalized, because this heart disease is very dangerous, and it is also a very fast disease, if you are not hospitalized, it is likely that you have missed the best time.

Whether heart disease patients need to be hospitalized or not should be determined according to the patient's condition, and some heart disease patients have mild symptoms and do not need to be hospitalized or take medicine, so of course there is no need to be hospitalized; Some patients with heart disease are very sick and need to be hospitalized.

If you don't get sick, you can choose to recuperate at home, because heart disease is a long-term chronic disease. If symptoms are sudden, hospitalization** is indicated for further examination and evaluation of cardiac function.

It depends on whether the condition is urgent, and ordinary patients can be controlled by taking medicine without hospitalization.

Listen to the doctor's advice, stay in the hospital for observation or sleep, if outside. Always carry your medicine with you.

Depending on the severity of the heart disease, it is recommended to go to the hospital and ask a doctor.

Severe heart disease requires hospitalization**.

Heart disease is acute or if the heart function is poor, and hospitalization is required**. The length of hospital stay varies greatly from person to person.

Due to the different conditions of different heart disease attacks, the ** plan is also different, and the patient's improvement condition is also different, so there is a big difference. Sometimes it is not easy to judge how long a heart patient can stay, at least the heart function must be stable and the seizure will not be repeated before discharge.

When the heart disease improves and is discharged from the hospital, you should actively take medication to effectively control it, and at the same time avoid some triggers that will cause a heart attack, and try to avoid the condition from getting worse and being admitted to the hospital.

1. Valvular disease, such as severe aortic regurgitation or stenosis, severe mitral regurgitation or stenosis;

2. Coronary heart disease: acute attack of coronary heart disease or combined with cardiac insufficiency;

3. Most congenital heart diseases require surgery**;

4. Macrovascular disease.

5. Others such as pericarditis, cardiac trauma, etc.

Regardless of the symptoms of heart disease, today's medical institutions are helpless.

Philosophical error.

For example: high blood pressure, low blood pressure, palpitation, chest tightness, arrhythmia, hyperlipidemia, myocardial infarction, thrombosis, cerebral hemorrhage and other symptoms are all heart disease, but the symptoms are different, the early and late stages are different.

Feeling unwell in the heart, Holter has a variety of arrhythmias:

1. Paroxysmal impure atrial fibrillation;

2. There are pairs or synrhythmic atrial and early ventricular atrium;

3. There is frequent cardiac pause for more than 2 seconds, and the r-r interval is up to a second.

Syncope may occur when cardiac arrest – the longest r-r interval exceeds 2 seconds – and is an indication for pacemakers**.

If you have any of the above arrhythmias, you may have coronary heart disease, cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, sick sinus syndrome, electrolyte imbalances, etc.

It is recommended to be hospitalized for further examination, clear, positive**.

Summary. The doctor knew that it was not coronary heart disease, and why did he still let the patient be hospitalized as a heart attack.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, you can ask the doctor, some may be due to the lack of beam for the shortage of beds, the small scum is not accepted, or it may be uncertain about the disease and blight, and you need to be hospitalized for a detailed examination.

The first person who received the consultation was the director of the Department of Gastroenterology, who looked at the coronary CT and the Holter electrocardiogram. Also looked at the blood report. The sales staff was fine, but I was admitted to the cardiology department all the time.

I went to another hospital, and the doctor immediately ruled out a heart attack and told me to go to the gastroenterology department. And it was a great success. Drama appeared.

The director of the Department of Gastroenterology received the consultation and pushed it to the Department of Cardiology. The cardiology department of another hospital recommended the gastroenterology department. I have a suspicion that there is an ulterior motive.

If you have any doubts about the doctor's appointment, you can complain to the hospital.

I started to receive a consultation from an acquaintance, so I'm sorry. But I also saw the medical ethics of doctors now.

That's why there's a word called "killing ripeness."

I just wanted to ask if coronary CT and multiple blood tests are normal can rule out angina. As the director of the Department of Gastroenterology, it is difficult to see that it is a disease of the digestive system.

These are normal and can rule out heart disease.