Neurological heart disease, how is it treated?

Patient's question:

I never smoke or drink beer. I used to be quite healthy. Once, I was singing and dancing at a nightclub for two consecutive hours. Suddenly, the music slowed down for no reason, and it felt like my heart was slowing down too, accompanied by a very painful sensation. How is neurotic heart disease treated?

Doctor's answer:

Shows potential discomfort with heart palpitations, but upon careful examination, no organic heart disease is found. It is considered possible that it may be cardiac neurosis. It is recommended to consider visiting the local hospital's mental health department for follow-up. Understand routine psychological evaluations and examinations. If necessary, oral medications to stabilize anxiety symptoms can be used. Many receptor blockers can be applied. Gamma-oryzanol, vitamin B1, and other nerve-regulating agents can be implemented for treatment.

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