What causes heart tremor

Cardiac fibrillation may be a physiological phenomenon caused by neurological disorders, ventricular fibrillation or atrial flutter, and secondly, it may also be caused by aortic stenosis, pulmonary stenosis, hyperthyroidism or ventricular septal defect.

Atrial fibrillation, also known as atrial fibrillation, is a common arrhythmia that belongs to cardiovascular diseases. The overall incidence of atrial fibrillation in the general population is 1% under 60 years of age, and the incidence of atrial fibrillation increases with age, reaching 10% over 75 years of age. So, what is the best solution for atrial fibrillation?

What is the best approach to atrioventricular fibrillation?

1.Drugs **** Arrhythmias and anticoagulants. Medication can only control symptoms and prevent complications, and can not be atrial fibrillation, and generally requires long-term medication.

2.Direct current cardioversion places two electrodes in the patient's chest and sends an electric current through the defibrillator to eliminate atrial fibrillation and restore sinus rhythm. Patients need to be hospitalized, and DC cardioversion alone for chronic atrial fibrillation is not possible, and the response is significantly reduced with increasing history, atrial dilation, and age.

3.Establishment of a permanent pacemaker first implants a permanent pacemaker, which completely controls atrial fibrillation, this method does not completely eliminate atrial fibrillation, and the patient is still at risk of stroke; At the same time, this method is expensive, the pacemaker has a limited lifespan, and it needs to be replaced regularly.

4.Cardiology catheter ablationWe use a special catheter to insert the heart through the venous channel, and then under X-ray monitoring, the catheter is sent into the corresponding part of the atrium, and these abnormal electrical activities are eliminated through thermal energy damage such as radiofrequency, so as to achieve the purpose of eliminating atrial fibrillation. The endocarditis catheter operation is complex and the operation time is long, the site of the abnormal electrophysiological signal must be checked first, and then treated, this method has a good effect on paroxypathic heart disease, but for patients with atrial fibrillation with organic heart disease, catheter ablation can not deal with heart problems during the catheter ablation, and the effect of chronic atrial fibrillation patients is not good, and the overall success rate is only 20-50%.

Moreover, the exposure time of X-ray is long, generally about 20 minutes to several hours, which will cause great harm to patients, including the doctor himself, and the cost is also very expensive.

5.Cardiac surgical ablation defibrillation Any cardiac surgery, such as heart valve replacement, bypass, congenital heart disease, etc., is the surgeon under direct vision, using radiofrequency, microwave and other energy along a specific path along the surface of the inner and outer membrane of the atrial to ablation, blocking all abnormal electrophysiological signal transduction, while maintaining the original normal electrophysiological signal transmission of the heart, so that the heart can restore the original rhythm beat, so that the heart can restore the original rhythm structure, so that the heart can restore the original normal electrophysiological signal transduction. The various methods of atrial fibrillation introduced above, according to the different conditions of each patient and the type of atrial fibrillation, the doctor will choose different ** regimens for them.

The first reason is physiological tremor, such as when the patient is nervous, frightened, and excited, the sympathetic nervous system is excited, which leads to the release of a large amount of adrenaline and norepinephrine, which will cause tremor in the limbs, and this situation is not too worrying.

The second reason is to pay attention to whether there is extrapyramidal disease, such as the patient's Parkinson's disease will cause limb tremor, this tremor is generally bilateral asymmetrical, mainly resting tremor, which will be reduced when moving, and generally accompanied by clinical manifestations such as bradykinesia and muscle rigidity. Essential tremor is also an extrapyramidal disorder that is dominated by postural tremor and is different from Parkinson's disease.

The third reason is to pay attention to whether the patient has abnormal liver function and abnormal thyroid function, which can cause tremor.

1. Genetic factors, people with a family history of heredity are more likely to get sick;

2. Environmental factors;

3. Long-term exposure to special drugs or chemical source key poisons;

4. Consumption of allergenic substances such as hail and fresh food.