Patient's question:
Doctor, I am currently in menopause, and I have noticed that I am experiencing frequent premature beats in my heart during this period. I am a bit worried that this might be a sign of heart disease. Hello doctor, is it normal to have premature beats during menopause, or could it be that I have heart disease?Doctor's answer:
Menopausal patients frequently experience frequent premature beats, which may be related to the anxious state of menopausal patients. During menopause, hormone levels often fluctuate, accompanied by emotional disturbances, which may also lead to multiple occurrences of insufficient deep sleep. These conditions can all contribute to the frequent occurrence of premature beats. If the symptoms are mild, special treatment is not necessary, and the patient should focus on adjusting their mindset. If the frequency is high, appropriate sedative treatment can be given.