Patient's question:
A year ago, I kept experiencing palpitations in this part of my heart, and sometimes I also felt short of breath. Later, I went to the hospital for an electrocardiogram check-up, and they said I had sinus arrhythmia. Up to now, it hasn't been cured yet. So, what is the best treatment for sinus arrhythmia at the moment?Doctor's answer:
Sinoatrial arrhythmia is a clearly irregular activation from the sinoatrial node, leading to irregular atrial and ventricular rhythms. Sinoatrial arrhythmia usually has no specific symptoms and only causes palpitations, dizziness, or even fainting when the heart rate is too slow or too fast. It can be detected during health check-ups through irregular or periodic changes in heart sounds and pulses. Different drug treatments can be applied based on specific conditions. Comprehensive evaluation of treatment can stabilize myocardial blood supply, such as nutritional therapies for the heart using drugs like isosorbide mononitrate, fructose phosphate, and adenosine triphosphate.