What medicine to use for premature heart beats

Premature heart beats are a common clinical problem. The severity of this phenomenon varies and varies according to each person's physical condition, so there are many things to pay attention to when dealing with premature heart beats. There are two main types of premature beats: frequent and occasional. When treating different types of premature beats, we must also pay attention to the risk of treatment and require drug control. So what medicine should be used for premature heart beats?

First of all, it should be made clear that premature beats are divided into occasional and frequent. The former does not exceed 5 times per minute, and the latter exceeds 5 times. If it is occasional and there is no other clinical discomfort or abnormality, it is mostly caused by functional diseases, such as improper diet, overwork, mental stimulation, certain drugs, etc. Generally, after eliminating the causes, premature beats will be relieved on their own. However, if it is frequent, accompanied by chest tightness, fatigue, palpitations, cyanosis, etc., it should be considered to be caused by organic diseases, such as coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, hypertension, etc. It is recommended to have a detailed examination and active treatment without delay. Occasional ventricular premature beats can be treated without medication, but frequent ventricular premature beats, especially on the basis of heart disease, may evolve into serious arrhythmia or may cause angina pectoris and heart failure, and should be treated with attention.

Common causes of premature beats due to organic diseases of the heart include coronary heart disease, myocarditis, rheumatic heart disease, lung disease, etc. You can first take some amiodarone and Wenxin granules for treatment, and then actively find the cause and treat symptomatically on the basis of actively treating premature beats. For the above two drugs, propranolol has a certain therapeutic effect on premature beats. For premature beats with clear causes, such as coronary heart disease and other primary diseases, Quick-acting Heart-saving Pills have obvious effects. Therefore, it is recommended to use the medicine under the guidance of a doctor. It is not recommended to take the medicine by yourself because even the same medicine can treat different patients differently.

Premature beats are common in healthy people. If they occur occasionally and there are no symptoms, medication is generally not needed. If you find yourself having symptoms of premature beats, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to confirm the nature and type of premature beats and whether there are signs of myocardial ischemia. It is recommended to monitor with a 24-hour dynamic electrocardiograph. Generally speaking, occasional premature beats of less than 5 times per minute have almost no effect on your health. Observation is the main approach. Beta-blockers such as phenytoin sodium, quinidine and verapamil are effective for various premature beats. Frequent premature beats must be actively treated. Medication or radiofrequency ablation.