What to do if your heart beats slowly

A person's heart rate is defined within a range. When people's heart rate exceeds this range, it may indicate a heart problem. It must be taken seriously and promptly checked and treated. The heart rate can change due to various reasons. In addition to some external stimuli that can affect the heart rate, you should also be careful about the impact of disease. So what should I do if my heart beats slowly?

The standard heart rate of a normal person is 60-100 beats/minute. The actual normal heart rate is more than 50 beats/minute, more than 40 beats when awake, and more than 35 beats when asleep. These are all normal. Whether the heart rate is slow or not needs to be diagnosed by a doctor. If the patient feels that his heartbeat is slow and is accompanied by dizziness, black spots in front of the eyes, or even fainting or syncope, he should go to the hospital as soon as possible. In addition, a slow heartbeat requires diagnosis in a hospital to determine whether it is normal sinus bradycardia or other atrioventricular block, such as third-degree atrioventricular block, atrial fibrillation, etc.

For people who do not have heart discomfort, the pulse is between 50 and 60 beats per minute. This sinus bradycardia is mostly physiological, that is, it is a normal phenomenon. There is no need to worry that it will affect your health and no treatment is required. For people who have heart discomfort, pay attention to counting the pulse rate when you are calm, and then count the pulse rate when you feel heart discomfort. If the pulse rate is lower than usual every time you feel uncomfortable, it means that your discomfort is caused by bradycardia and you need treatment. In severe cases, you need to install a pacemaker to speed up your heart rate.

If the examination shows no major problems, you can give me an IV drip. Vitamin C, fructose, astragalus, polarization fluid and other products can nourish the myocardium and they are not expensive. The multivitamin you bought is good and good for the myocardium, but it is best to take simple large doses of vitamin C and vitamin E, such as those from Qianlin, Beijian, and Amway. For cardiomyopathy, all medical books mention Astragalus. You can drink Astragalus oral liquid or go to a Chinese medicine store to buy Astragalus and soak it in water. You will see results if you persist for 3 months. Your daily diet needs to be light, high in protein, low in fat and salt, and avoid spicy and greasy foods. You must pay attention to your diet, remember to quit smoking and drinking, and drink water in moderation.