asked
When I get angry, my heart beats fast. It's like a "thumping" feeling when I'm scared, and then I feel a pinprick-like pain in my left back. I feel relieved and the pain disappears. If it still hurts, press the left back on the door frame and it will be relieved a lot. Do I have a bad heart?
answer
It should not be a typical manifestation of heart disease. When you are emotionally excited, your heart rate will increase and your blood pressure will increase. This is physiological. Including the acupuncture-like pain just mentioned, many are neuralgia . If it is just a neuralgia in the back, and a local bump or pressure will be enough, it may be more local injury and strain, and Not a real heart attack. When you have a serious heart attack, you don't dare to move. When you get sick, rest immediately and you will be relieved.
asked
I am 45 years old. I have occasionally had a pin-pricking feeling in my chest since I was a child, and the pain is "sizzling". I am not going to have a myocardial infarction, right?
Answer
If the pain is like pins and needles and has nothing to do with physical exertion, especially if the symptoms start at a very young age, it generally does not look like a heart disease, but like neuralgia.
asked
that he discovered that had premature heart beats and . Is it really enough to adjust his mood? That could easily delay things, right?
answered
If it is due to emotional stress and poor rest, premature beats may disappear after adjustments are made. However, we must treat whether there are basic diseases differently. If you have organic diseases such as myocardial infarction and heart failure, you must consult a doctor when you have premature beats. But for people without organic heart disease , the risk may not be great. Even if you don’t have a heart disease, if you have a lot of premature beats, such as dynamic electrocardiogram and more than 10% of heart rate are premature beats, it will still have an impact on the heart. This needs to be dealt with. Simply adjusting your emotions will not work. of.
Reposted from: Healthy and Light
Source: New North
