Heart and nerve problems are urgent

I've had these tests too, I've also done cardiac enzymes and thyroid, and the results are normal. The doctor concluded to me that it was cardiac neurosis, and my husband recommended that I take eleuthero, vitamin B1, gamma oryzanol. In fact, the main thing is to pay more attention to rest, pay attention to emotions, and want to open up everything.

I'm not good yet, but I'm much better than I was at the beginning.

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Cardiac neurosis is a special type of neurosis, which is mainly manifested by the dysfunction of the cardiovascular system, and can be combined with other symptoms of neurosis; Angina pectoris is a kind of structural heart disease caused by acute temporary ischemia and hypoxia of myocardium caused by insufficient blood supply to the coronary arteries. Cardiac neurosis and angina are two completely different diseases.

Both cardiac neuresis and angina pectoris can have chest tightness and episodic chest pain, but cardiac neurosis is essentially caused by the dysfunction of the central nervous system, which affects the function of the autonomic nerve. Most patients have no evidence of structural heart disease, but it can co-exist with or occur on the basis of structural heart disease, and the symptoms are varied, affecting the labor force, and are often confused with structural heart disease, such as angina. Cardiac neurosis does have a dysfunction of the cardiovascular system at the time of occurrence, which makes diagnosis difficult.

Generally speaking, cardiac neurosis occurs more often in young adults, 20-40 years old, and more women than men, especially menopausal women. Symptoms often appear for the first time after being frightened, agitated, or after a long illness, and are most likely to occur before falling asleep, when you want to wake up, when you are just awake, and when you are agitated, and can be exacerbated by overwork and mood changes. Holter ECG, coronary angiography, ECG, and stress testing can help distinguish angina pectoris.

Patients with cardiac neurosis can often be relieved after proper rest, combination of work and rest, sedation and psychological counseling, and only those who feel that the symptoms are not mild need to take medicine. **In the process, medical personnel should be fully trusted and actively cooperated. There are usually no sequelae, and only long-term severe cardiac neurosis can develop into psychiatric disorders.

I think if the hospital examination is normal, it tends to be neurotic. Tachycardia and bradycardia are also abnormal, but they are strictly defined. Normal people will have occasional heartbeats above or below the normal range of 60-100, which is not a cause for concern, and may even occasionally have premature beats.

It feels like your symptoms are more inclined to neurosis, and you are putting too much mental stress on yourself, and some of the grass and trees are all in the woods.

Hello! Friend, my symptoms are exactly the same as yours.

I also went to the hospital for an ECG, and he said sinus heart rate, atrium ventricular hypertrophy.

But the doctor explained to me that there was no problem and there was no need to worry.

After all, the doctor is authoritative, you have to trust him, you don't believe him, why ask him, go to his examination?

Friend, I think you should be 13-15 years old, junior high school student?

Your disease is called"Ghost press", as long as you relax during the day, don't think about anything before going to bed just count 1, 2, 3 ...... slowly

As for me, I was also a person with low self-esteem at the beginning, I had your situation when I was 12 years old, and it took more than 1 year to go to the doctor.

But the doctor explained to me that 20% of adolescent people have sinus arrhythmia.

In short, an irregular heart rate is not a disease"Ghost press"It's a psychological effect, as long as you relax a little, it will be much better.

Cardiac neurosis is a cardiovascular disease caused by a dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system, which can manifest as symptoms such as increased and slowed heart beat, arrhythmia, chest pain, and dizziness. While cardiac neurosis can be caused by certain psychological factors, it is more than just a psychological problem. In many cases, stress and physiological changes in the body can also lead to an imbalance in the heart's neuromodulation, which can lead to cardiac neurosis.

Psychological and emotional problems can be one of the risk factors for cardiac neurosis. For example, emotional problems such as depression, anxiety, and chronic stress can increase the likelihood of developing cardiac neurosis. In addition, some studies have shown that the psychological state of certain people may affect their body's physiological responses, including cardiovascular responses.

Therefore, while cardiac neurosis is not caused solely by psychological problems, psychological factors may still have an impact on its occurrence, development, and progress. For people with cardiac neurosis, a combination of psychological and medical aspects may be an effective way to reduce symptoms and promote.

For the clinical diagnosis of the symptoms of treatment, such as the patient has chest tightness, dyspnea, palpitation and shortness of breath, you can take a good rest, adjust sleep, take some heart-tonifying drugs, if the heart has painful symptoms, question the possibility of myocardial infarction, you need to have timely allocation of drugs for the treatment of myocardial infarction just in case. Usually, when you get sick, you will experience discomfort such as sweating, nausea, and vomiting. Don't be particularly nervous, don't worry about it, it's okay to be a little uncomfortable, pay attention to the body, it's okay!

Cardiac neurosis is a kind of neurosis with heart discomfort as the main manifestation, patients often feel uncomfortable, and the manifestations are varied, such as precordial pain, chest tightness and shortness of breath, etc., but the examination will find that this kind of patient is normal, can not find particularly accurate evidence of disease, the doctor will tactfully tell the patient that there is no big problem at present, but this often causes dissatisfaction with the patient, nothing else, but the heart is not steady, always feel that no one can understand the pain in the heart, It has seriously affected the normal work and life.

Since it's not a real heart attack, how can it be **? If the heart is uncomfortable, you should pay attention to it and go to a regular hospital for examination. If there is no evidence of a confirmed heart disease after a thorough examination of the cardiovascular system, it is important to consider that the patient may have cardiac neuropathy.

For the ** of this disease, we must pay attention to the psychology **, and ask a psychologist for psychological counseling if necessary. Take relief from tension. Believing that every little bit of self-confidence you gain will reduce the level of anxiety a little, restore your self-confidence, and eventually drive away your fear and fear.

You should moderate your stress reduction, slow down the pace of life, get rid of bad habits such as staying up late, smoking, drinking strong tea, etc., and do more outdoor activities. If there is no significant improvement after the above adjustments, it is time to take medicine. Take some anti-anxiety medications, and remember not to be afraid to take these kinds of drugs, because either you are mentally ill by taking these kinds of drugs, and these drugs just help you get through the low points of life.

This is followed by sedatives, such as diazepam. After rest, the condition can also be improved to a certain extent.

If there is a problem with the nerves in the heart, the best way is to have a 24-hour electrocardiogram (ECG). Heart problems should be intervened and prevented early. Specific measures need to be developed according to the condition.

In this case, you need to pay attention not to get too excited, which will cause the nerves in the heart to be too excited, and you can eat more nutritious things.

It is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, find a professional doctor to prescribe the right medicine, ** the process to form a course of treatment, also need to be well conditioned, do not be too excited.

Cardiac neurosis is also known as functional cardiac discomfort, neurovascular weakness or effort syndrome, cardiovascular neurosis, and neurocirculatory dysfunction or neurocirculatory weakness or hypersensitivity abroad. It is a special type of neurosis and an extremely common cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular system dysfunction is the main manifestation, and other manifestations of neurosis may be combined.

Its symptoms are varied, including palpitations, pain in the precordial area, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dyspnea, dizziness, insomnia, and dreaminess. It mostly occurs in young adults, most in 20 and 40 years old, and can also be seen in middle-aged and middle-aged white-collar workers, middle-aged and elderly people with empty nest disease, patients after myocardial infarction and stroke, and even some teenagers, and is more common in women, especially menopausal women. There are no obvious organic lesions on physical examination, and the prognosis is good despite the severe symptoms.

**。Due to the effects of anxiety, nervousness, emotional agitation, mental trauma and other factors, the excitatory and inhibitory processes of central nervous system function and staring are disordered, and the cardiovascular system regulated by autonomic nerves is also disordered, causing a series of symptoms of sympathetic hypertonia. In addition, overwork, too little physical activity, and lack of proper exercise in the circulatory system, so that a little activity or a little exertion can not adapt, resulting in excessive cardiovascular reactions and the disease.

Clinical presentation. It is more common in young and middle-aged women, and the symptoms of the cardiovascular system are varied, ranging from mild to severe but often not severe, and there is generally no evidence of structural heart disease, but it can occur with or on the basis of structural heart disease. Common symptoms are palpitations, chest pain, chest tightness, chest suffocation, shortness of breath, accompanied by insomnia, irritability, nervousness, anxiety, depressed mood, depression, etc.

If it is cardiac neurosis caused by emotional and mental factors, it usually does not need special **, it can be alleviated through the improvement of lifestyle, as well as the regulation of self-emotion, professional psychological counseling can be considered when the symptoms are severe, if it is cardiac neurosis caused by disease, it is necessary to carry out ** according to the condition, and use the "double heart" medical model to diagnose and treat patients with cardiac neurosis, and pay attention from the dual perspectives of heart and psychology. With grooming, the effect will be greatly improved, and the psychological effect is mainly to make the patient understand the nature of the disease to relieve his concerns, so that he believes that there is no organic cardiovascular disease.