Patient's question:
Yesterday, during the health check organized by the company, I was found to have an irregular heartbeat. After going back, it became a source of worry for me. Although the doctor said at the time that it was just a matter of being cautious and that medication wasn't necessary for the time being, I still feel concerned. After all, I'm no longer young, so I wanted to ask if irregular heartbeat can be cured?Doctor's answer:
The condition you mentioned, involving arrhythmia, can be physiological or pathological. Therefore, it is necessary to visit the hospital for a follow-up examination and thorough check-up to confirm the diagnosis. If it is physiological, oral medication is not required, and it is important to rest, avoid staying up late, and have regular follow-up tests. There are unhealthy habits such as smoking and drinking beer, which should be avoided as much as possible. It is also essential to maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude, not to put too much pressure on oneself, and to have regular follow-up electrocardiogram tests.