Always dizzy, palpitated, short of breath, what s going on, especially in the summer, what should I

Palpitation is a common clinical symptom that occurs simply and is more common in arrhythmias. And we can often encounter panic, accompanied by some other manifestations, and these manifestations help us to have a general understanding of our condition. Young or middle-aged people, for no reason, often feel palpitation, hand tremors, sweating, easy temper tantrums, easy to be hungry and eat too much, but the weight loss is obvious, and the fear of heat often indicates that they may have hyperthyroidism, and the symptoms are caused by increased basal metabolism.

If palpitation is accompanied by decreased urine output and edema of both lower limbs, and in severe cases, edema can spread all over the body, and you can't lie flat at night, and you feel out of breath when you lie down, and often feel distension and pain in the lower abdomen and right upper abdomen, and loss of appetite, which may cause heart failure. Often feeling palpitation, accompanied by heartache, dizziness, insomnia at night, dreaminess, forgetfulness, etc., if the blood pressure is measured and found to be normal, it may be caused by neurasthenia or autonomic nerve dysfunction.

Women often feel palpitation, chest tightness, general soreness, weakness, paleness, and pale conjunctiva, which should be considered due to anemia. A history of menorrhagia, hemorrhoidal bleeding, hookworm disease, chronic malnutrition, etc., is more supportive of this diagnosis. Children or young people who have suffered from influenza or high fever in recent weeks, and after being well for a period of time, often have palpitation, chest tightness, and weakness, then they should think about whether they have myocarditis (viral myocarditis is more common), and should go to the hospital for electrocardiogram and other examinations in time.

Your symptoms can be summarized as follows:

1.Because of excessive stress, too much mental concentration, and not exercising at ordinary times.

2.Functional early bodo is not clinically significant.

90% of people have.

It is normal for the heart to beat fast and beat strongly when you are nervous.

I have that too. 3.Anxiety disorders.

I am often worried about this, worried about that.

I feel weak and can't find the cause.

And often feel panicked.

It is advisable to relax your mindset.

Many people have this symptom during puberty.

The feeling of weakness in the first year you mentioned is that there is a problem with the subjective mind, which indirectly leads to autonomic disorder.

The best solution is to wake up every day and run a few laps of the workshop.

At first, I feel really tired and can't run.

But after 2 to 3 days to stick to it.

The spirit will be good. I feel that my body is strong and lasts for 1 week, and the symptoms you mentioned are basically gone.

Go to bed early at night.

The meal is well fed.

I really don't feel at ease to go to the hospital to see while comforting my mentality.

I wish you a speedy and refreshed spirit.

If palpitation, shortness of breath, or dizziness occur suddenly, be sure to go to the cardiology department to see if it is caused by coronary heart disease, acute attack of angina, or myocardial ischemia. The heart is a blood pumping organ, and if the heart does not function well, it will definitely affect the blood supply to the brain, and dizziness will occur. If the heart problem is solved, the dizziness will also get better.

If symptoms of chest tightness, shortness of breath, and dizziness often occur in the summer, the first step is to rule out the presence of myocardial insufficiency, accompanied by cerebral artery insufficiency. It is also possible that the patient is experiencing low blood pressure, and it is recommended that the patient should have their blood pressure measured first when uncomfortable symptoms occur.

If you have low blood pressure, consider that these uncomfortable symptoms are closely related to low blood pressure. If blood pressure is normal, it is recommended that the patient undergo further basic tests such as electrocardiogram, color ultrasound, and chest x-ray. If it is caused by insufficient blood supply to the myocardium and cerebral artery, it is recommended that patients can take oral compound Danshen Dripping Pills, Bai Aspirin, Wanshuangli, and can also be combined with oral Yang Serum Brain Granules, which can help improve the current uncomfortable conditions.

If the patient is a woman and has no menopause, it is recommended to take Qishen Yiqi Dripping Pills, Zhenyuan Capsules, etc. orally, and at the same time, it can be combined with oral Brain Clearing and Rejuvenation Liquid.

Your symptoms can be summarized as follows:

1.Because of excessive stress, too much mental concentration, and not exercising at ordinary times.

2.Functional early Bodo is not clinically significant in 90% of people.

It's normal for the heart to beat fast and beat strongly when you're nervous, and I have that too.

3.Anxiety disorder often inexplicably worried, worried about that, feeling weak and unable to find the reason, and often feeling panicked, it is recommended to relax the mentality Many people have this symptom in adolescence You said that 1 year of feeling weak is subjectively thinking problems, which indirectly leads to autonomic disorders The best solution is to wake up every day and go to run a few laps of the drill factory At first, you will feel really tired and can't run, but after 2 to 3 days of perseverance, your spirit will be better Feel strong and last for 1 week, the symptoms you said are basically all gone, go to bed early at night, eat well, eat well.

I really don't feel at ease to go to the hospital to see while comforting my mentality.

I wish you a speedy and refreshed spirit.

There may be different conditions that cause a sudden rapid heartbeat, palpitation, and dizziness, as follows:

1. The patient has rapid arrhythmia, such as paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia or paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia. The normal human heart has a relatively strong reserve capacity, and the heart will eject blood per minute when the heart rate is fast, the fastest is about 160 beats. When the heart rate is faster, the heart's blood ejection per minute will decrease, which will cause insufficient blood supply to the brain, and symptoms such as dizziness and palpitation will appear;

2. Patients may have other heart diseases, such as coronary heart disease and coronary artery stenosis. If the heartbeat is too fast, it will affect the blood supply to the heart, which will affect the systolic function and ejection ability of the heart, and then affect the blood supply to organs and tissues, including the blood supply to the brain, resulting in dizziness, palpitation and other symptoms;

3. The patient's heart rate is not particularly fast, but the patient is nervous or anxious, even if the patient's heart rate may be about 100 minutes, or even less than 100 minutes, symptoms such as palpitation and dizziness can occur.

If your heart beats faster all of a sudden, it may be a phenomenon caused by your excessive exercise, or your own stress is caused by something too stressful.

In the past few days, I have been staying up late, and then since the day before yesterday, I have a little chest tightness and feel out of breath, mainly when I am lying down, it will be worse at night, and it will be better when sitting or standing. Then I went to check my body temperature three times a day, it was normal, and then I went online to find a doctor, and the doctor said that it was asthma caused by rhinitis (because I have allergic rhinitis), and then I went to buy asthma medicine, and it still didn't work after spraying, and now I don't know what to do.

Has the reason been double-checked?

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