Sinus tachycardia and premature beats, this diet will work quickly

Sinus tachycardia and premature beats are an extremely serious disease, which may even be life-threatening if not treated in time. Studies have found that if it is caused by general physiological phenomena, no special treatment is needed and diet therapy can be effective very quickly, but you must avoid smoking, drinking, strong tea, strong coffee, etc.

1. Drug treatment

(1) Most cases caused by physiological or extracardiac factors do not require special treatment. The treatment of sinus tachycardia should focus on treating the primary disease, supplemented by symptomatic treatment when necessary. For sinus tachycardia caused by congestive heart failure, digitalis preparations, diuretics and vasodilators can be used. Correction of sinus tachycardia is often used as one of the indicators for controlling left heart failure.

(2) For the treatment of sinus tachycardia not caused by heart failure, beta-blockers, sedatives, etc. can be used.

(3) For the treatment of patients with acute myocardial infarction, when there is no obvious heart failure and the sinus rate remains >110 beats/minute, a small dose of beta-blockers such as oral atenolol or calcium channel blockers such as oral diltiazem can be temporarily tried to slow the heart rate. If necessary, the drug can be taken once every 8 to 12 hours. Sinus tachycardia secondary to left heart failure should be treated primarily for heart failure.

2. Diet adjustment

In daily life, patients with sinus tachycardia should eat in moderation, eat meals at regular times and in moderation, and not let themselves be too full or too hungry. Remember to avoid smoking, alcohol, strong tea, strong coffee, greasy food, animal offal and spicy food, and also avoid eating hard and indigestible food. The food for people with sinus tachycardia should be high in calories, vitamins and easy to digest. You can take medicinal foods that nourish the qi and the heart on a daily basis, such as ginseng porridge, jujube porridge, lotus seed porridge, etc. In daily life, patients with sinus tachycardia should eat in moderation, eat meals at regular times and in moderation, and not let themselves be too full or too hungry. Remember to avoid smoking, alcohol, strong tea, strong coffee, greasy food, animal offal and spicy food, and also avoid eating hard and indigestible food. The food for people with sinus tachycardia should be high in calories, vitamins and easy to digest. You can take medicinal foods that nourish the qi and the heart on a daily basis, such as ginseng porridge, jujube porridge, lotus seed porridge, etc.

3. Daily conditioning

In daily life, patients with sinus tachycardia should eat in moderation, eat at regular times and in moderation, and not let themselves be too full or too hungry. Remember to avoid smoking, alcohol, strong tea, strong coffee, greasy food, animal offal and spicy food, and also avoid eating hard and indigestible food. The food for patients with sinus tachycardia should be high in calories, high in vitamins and easy to digest. You can take medicinal foods that replenish qi and nourish the heart on a daily basis, such as ginseng porridge, jujube porridge, and lotus seeds.