Patient's question:
My son suddenly fainted at the factory while he was working. When he was taken to the hospital, the doctor said it was due to myocardial ischemia, which caused the fainting. Sometimes he also feels nauseous and wants to vomit, and even experiences general weakness. What should we do? Is surgery or medication necessary?Doctor's answer:
Myocardial ischemia is primarily considered to be caused by excessive fatigue from overexertion, but it is also possible that it may be due to previous injuries or surgeries related to congenital heart disease. It is recommended to undergo regular check-ups at the hospital. Additionally, you can take blood-activating medications, but specific medication usage should follow medical advice. Make sure to exercise regularly when you have time, as most cases do not require surgical treatment. Maintain a consistent and regular lifestyle.