Premature ventricular contractions, what are the symptoms? How do I check? How is it treated?

Premature ventricular contractions, here mainly for patients in the acute stage of acute myocardial infarction, at this time, the sympathetic risk in the body of the friend of the myocardial infarction patient is in its heyday, once the ventricular arrhythmia, such as ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation, at this time it is said that premature ventricular contractions are the death signal of patients with acute myocardial infarction.

1. What are the symptoms of premature ventricular contractions? Generally speaking, premature ventricular contractions vary greatly in different people, most people do not have any obvious symptoms, while for some patients may have very obvious symptoms, such as palpitations, palpitations, discomfort in the precordial area, patronia, chest wall impact or feeling as if the heart is jumping to the throat, heart failure, etc., these symptoms often affect rest and work. Some friends have a small number of premature ventricular contractions, but the symptoms are quite serious, and what is being said here is also a real case.

In patients with ventricular contractions, if the new function is good and there are generally no obvious symptoms, some patients may experience palpitations, heartbeat, and even a sense of stopping beats.

Patients with severe structural heart disease can see diad and triad, which have long-term frequent ventricular contractions, which may cause dizziness, fatigue, chest tightness and other symptoms due to decreased cardiac output, and aggravate heart failure, induce angina pectoris or ** myocardial ischemia. Induces ventricular tachyarrhythmias and may even cause symptoms such as cardiac fainting.

Second, how to check? Studies have shown that the rate of detecting premature ventricular contractions using a common ECG is about 1% to 2%, while the detection rate can be 40% to 75% using a 24-hour Holter ECG. It can be seen that the best way to check for premature ventricular contractions is 24-hour Holter ECG.

However, some patients with premature ventricular contractions should also improve cardiac color ultrasound and cardiac enhanced MRI examination with assistance to detect premature ventricular contractions more clearly.

3. What friends of patients with premature ventricular contractions should pay special attention to? Usually for friends with occasional premature contractions, as long as the symptoms are acceptable, there is generally no need for special **, and you can usually pay attention to observing your physical changes at any time.

For those patients with frequent premature ventricular contractions, the first step is to complete the cardiac ultrasound to determine whether they have structural heart disease. If it is confirmed, then it is necessary to normal** structural heart disease, and if there is no abnormality in cardiac ultrasound, then it is necessary to evaluate the specific situation and decide.

However, for patients with frequent premature contractions without structural heart disease, the following three groups of people need to be active**

1. Patients with obvious symptoms that affect their normal work and life.

2. There are no symptoms, but the left ventricular systolic function is reduced, and the ventricles are enlarged.

3. Patients with premature ventricular contractions and more than 10,000 contractions in 24 hours.

Four, how**? There are two aspects to the development of premature ventricular contractions: the first drug; Second surgery**.

The specific plan needs to be evaluated according to the 24-hour Holter ECG, cardiac color ultrasound and cardiac enhanced MRI examination, and the specific ** should be decided according to the actual situation of the individual.

We can often hear the word premature ventricular contractions, but we don't know what premature ventricular contractions are, and it is not very clear whether the harm to the body is serious or not.

Premature ventricular contractions, what are the symptoms? How do I check? How**?

Sometimes, the patient will have convulsions and dizziness, which will cause the patient to be anxious, at this time the patient's anxious mood will make the ventricular premature contractions more frequent, if the patient's emotions cannot be calmed down at this time, once the ventricular premature contractions trigger other arrhythmias, there may be darkening and syncope.

Most diagnoses can be made during cardiac auscultation, premature ventricular contractions are more common in normal people, and a thorough analysis is necessary in order to judge the nature of premature ventricular contractions. If premature beats are caused by certain triggers (e.g., tobacco and alcohol), which are mostly functional and usually not required, early morning for organic lesions should be given on a patient-by-case basis.

For patients without structural heart disease, cardiac ultrasonography or Holter electrocardiogram (ENG) is first done to evaluate the patient's cardiac structure, function, and ventricular premature workload. If the patient occasionally has premature ventricular contractions, drink, coffee, and strong tea cannot be drunk. If the patient has symptoms related to premature ventricular contractions, oral receptor blockers and antiarrhythmic drugs can be used to control symptoms, and radiofrequency ablation** should be performed if the workload of premature ventricular contractions is high, particularly in the right ventricular outflow tract, and the results are better.

Patients with premature ventricular contractions should not be too nervous, and should go to the hospital for further examination by a doctor who can find out the cause of the premature contractions and assess the severity of the premature contractions. If the cause can be found in the hospital, with the help of a doctor, the cause of the premature contraction can be eliminated and the disease that causes the premature contraction can be gradually eliminated, if the cause of the premature contraction cannot be found, please let the doctor decide whether the premature contraction is needed.

Symptoms of premature ventricular contractions include palpitation, rapid heartbeat, etc. Diagnosis can be confirmed by electrocardiogram (ECG) or color ultrasonography. These conditions can be treated with medication and surgery.

Premature heart beats usually feel chest tightness and irregular heartbeat, so you can go to the laboratory department of the hospital for static electrocardiogram and other examinations, and you can exercise more at ordinary times, which can reduce the occurrence of this symptom.

Premature ventricular contractions will have symptoms of rapid heart rate, and it is generally necessary to carry out electrocardiogram detection to determine accurate data.

Premature ventricular contractions belong to arrhythmias, which disrupt the normal beating rhythm of the heart, and are a contraction of the heart that occurs in advance, so it is called premature contractions, and its occurrence site is in the ventricles of the heart, so it is called premature ventricular contractions. If we touch our pulse and there is a rapid beat following the previous beat, then premature ventricular contractions may have occurred. The diagnosis of premature ventricular contractions is also relatively simple, do an electrocardiogram, and the premature ventricular contractions on the electrocardiogram can be diagnosed.

The symptoms of premature ventricular contractions are mainly palpitations and chest tightness, and some patients feel similar to the feeling of weightlessness when taking an elevator, while others feel that the heart suddenly stops.

Anti-arrhythmic drugs such as receptor blockers, mexiletine, etc., can be used for premature ventricular contractions**, but although these drugs have anti-arrhythmic effects, they also have pro-arrhythmic effects, especially for patients with related underlying diseases or heart diseases, they should consult a specialist before use to rule out relevant contraindications before use. Comparatively speaking, there are fewer contraindications and adverse reactions of Ginseng Song Yangxin Capsule, it reduces premature ventricular contractions at the same time, and does not cause new arrhythmias, at the same time, it has the effect of improving autonomic nerve function, for friends with palpitations, chest tightness and insomnia, anxiety, by improving autonomic nerve function, it can effectively improve symptoms. Of course, if it is based on Western medicine, the combination of the drug can obtain better results.

How many times a day? If the number of times is less, it is no problem, it is not a disease.

Premature beats themselves are not a disease but a symptom, normal people also have them, look at your question is estimated to be the first time, or recently sent a little more, it must be the occasional kind, it must be fine.

Premature ventricular contractions, also called premature ventricular contractions, can occur in people with structural heart disease as well as in normal people without structural heart disease. If premature ventricular contractions are found, a 24-hour Holter electrocardiogram should be done, and quantitative and qualitative analysis of premature ventricular contractions should be performed to evaluate and guide the prognosis.

The ECG showed that the QRS complex appeared early, its morphology was abnormal, the time limit was mostly seconds, the T wave was opposite to the main wave of the QRS complex, the ST was displaced with the T wave, and there was no P wave in front of it. Premature ventricular contractions occurring proximal to the ramus may not widen the QRS complex.

Most of the premature ventricular systoles are followed by complete metabolic pauses. In a slower basic heart rate, premature ventricular contractions can be inserted between sinus beats, resulting in insertional premature ventricular contractions. Occasionally, retrograde P' waves are seen retrograde from premature ventricular contractions to the atria and often appear on the ST segment of premature ventricular contractions.

Premature ventricular contractions are a medical term that indicates that your heart is not very good, so it is recommended to contact your doctor directly and ask your doctor to take a look at it for you.

The body is a premature contraction because it beats irregularly and has an impact on life, and it cannot do strenuous exercise.

That is to say, if your heart is not very good, you should pay attention to your activities, not too far away, and should be strenuous activities.

A small number of occasional premature beats do not need to worry too much, if it is a frequent large number of premature beats will cause the entire hemodynamic impact, it is necessary to find out**, such as fatigue, diet, work and rest, abnormal heart structure, unsmooth blood circulation, coronary heart disease and other conditions to do corresponding treatment.

The most common symptom of premature ventricular contractions is palpitations. This is mainly due to increased cardiac beats after premature beats and compensatory pauses after premature beats. Sometimes patients experience a thump in the precordial area and dizziness.

Palpitations tend to cause anxiety, which in turn increases catecholamines and makes premature ventricular contractions more frequent, creating a vicious cycle. If premature ventricular contractions trigger other tachyarrhythmias, amaurosis and syncope may occur.

Premature ventricular contractions are a common arrhythmia, and patients often complain of palpitations and a "pounding sensation" in the chest. Most patients are diagnosed on auscultation of the heart, and the first heart sound of premature beats is louder than the normal first heart sound, and the second heart sound is faint or inaudible, which is the same as that of premature atrial contractions, but the compensatory interval after premature ventricular contractions is longer, which is considered a complete compensatory pause. If premature ventricular contractions occur frequently, sometimes not easily distinguishable from atrial fibrillation, the patient can be allowed to move, if after physical activity, the patient's heart rate increases and the rhythm tends to be regular, then premature ventricular contractions are more likely, because after human activity, the sinus frequency increases, overcoming the display of ectopic heart rhythm.

If each normal beats are followed by a premature ventricular contraction, a dyad is formed, which is more common in digitalis poisoning, but not due to digitalis poisoning, and often indicates structural heart disease. Premature ventricular contractions are more common in normal people, to judge the nature of premature ventricular contractions, it is necessary to comprehensively analyze, if premature contractions are caused by some triggers such as tobacco and alcohol, most of them are functional, and generally do not need **. For premature ventricular disease caused by organic lesions, it should be given according to the specific situation of the patient**.

Premature contractions are classified as atrial premature contractions. Borderline premature contractions. There are three types of premature beats.

The general symptoms are palpitations. Occasional premature beats are not required to be normal people who have hail Zheng. Only malignant premature contractions or multiple multi-source staring widths == some premature contractions are required**.

Therefore, it is recommended that you check the source and watch it after a 24-hour ECG.