I have relatively severe premature beats in my heart. Can I have surgery?

Patient's question:

I've been feeling chest pain recently, palpitations, intermittent sharp chest pain, multiple episodes of temporary brain edema, and poor blood supply. Detailed examination shows severe tremors, and I've lost consciousness several times. My heart has severe premature beats. Can surgery treat this? What medication should be used in coordination?

Doctor's answer:

If there are multiple occurrences of premature beats, and multiple instances of myocardial and fainting, it is necessary to carefully observe the cause. If it is due to insufficient blood supply, stent treatment can be implemented. If it is due to repeated issues with myocardial electrical conduction, many laser treatments can also be applied. In summary, the goal is to control the condition. If the symptoms are not very prominent, some control medications, such as those for brain edema or premature cessation of heartbeat, may be sufficient.

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