What medicine should I take if my heart stops working

Cardiac arrest seems very unfamiliar to many people. Clinically, there are many causes of cardiac arrest, and the treatment method is generally chosen according to the severity of the condition. If the heart stops beating for a long time, it still needs to be controlled by medication. The choice of medication is also quite particular. In this case, the patient should pay attention to monitoring his or her heart condition. So what medicine is better to take if your heart stops working?

Heart pauses may be caused by premature beats or some other arrhythmias, or they may be caused by cardiac arrest, which needs to be checked clearly. If it is caused by simple premature beats, you may need to take antiarrhythmic drugs (not vasodilators) depending on the situation. If it is caused by cardiac arrest, you may need to install a permanent pacemaker for treatment depending on the situation. It is recommended to check the 24-hour dynamic electrocardiogram to see what the situation is, the number of premature beats or the duration of cardiac arrest, and take further treatment based on the results.

This situation of cardiac arrest may be caused by arrhythmia, or by physiological reasons such as smoking, drinking, drinking strong tea or coffee, eating, exercising, poor sleep quality, mood swings, etc. It also cannot rule out the possibility of myocarditis, myocarditis, coronary heart disease, endocrine disorders such as thyroid disease, electrolyte disorders, and functional diseases such as depression.

In this case, an electrocardiogram and cardiac ultrasound examination are required. If the condition is confirmed, Wenxin Granule can be taken. Nitroglycerin is taken sublingually in emergency situations. Normally, just take Wenxin Granules. Do not drink or smoke, ensure adequate sleep, be in a good mood, do appropriate outdoor exercise, and have regular check-ups. Be careful not to rush to take Wenxin Granules. Cardiac arrest may be related to premature beats, and symptoms such as chest tightness, weakness, and fatigue may occur. It is recommended to go to the cardiology department for a detailed physical examination and an electrocardiogram, which will help with the diagnosis.