Patient's question:
My grandfather's heart is not doing well. He had a heart bypass surgery two years ago, and this autumn, his heart pain has started again and has been getting worse. Last month, a thorough examination revealed that he had myocarditis. Taking nitroglycerin provided some relief, but it was only temporary. When the medication wore off, the pain returned. What kind of medication can help myocarditis heal quickly?Doctor's answer:
If you have myocarditis, it is generally necessary to follow medical advice and take oral heart muscle drugs. You need to pay attention to whether you have coronary heart disease angina pectoris. In most cases, if you have angina pectoris, you can use nitroglycerin. If myocarditis occurs again, it is generally recommended to take oral drugs or intravenous infusion for the heart muscle. In most cases, myocarditis can be treated with Coenzyme Q10, and adenosine triphosphate can also be used at the same time.