Patient's question:
I had experienced a couple of episodes of heart discomfort again about half a year ago. It was just for a second or two and passed quickly, and it didn't really affect my survival, so I didn't pay much attention. But recently, I've started experiencing stomach pain. After a thorough examination, it was found that I have premature ventricular contractions and stomach pain. How should I treat it?Doctor's answer:
There is no direct relationship between premature ventricular contractions and stomach pain. It is necessary to pay close attention and conduct a thorough examination to check for chronic gastritis or gastric ulcers. If premature beats reappear, it is generally necessary to perform a dynamic electrocardiogram and myocardial enzyme tests. It cannot be ruled out that the condition may be caused by myocarditis or coronary heart disease. Currently, the recurring pain must be confirmed as either stomach pain or angina pectoris. If it is caused by angina pectoris, nitrate can be taken orally, along with aspirin enteric-coated tablets.