Patient's question:
I went to a hotel with a friend to drink beer last night and didn't come back until very late. This morning, I kept feeling uncomfortable with my heart. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have myocarditis, poor red blood cells, and a slow heart rate. I'd like to ask the doctor how I should be treated.Doctor's answer:
Myocarditis reappears with poor blood supply to the heart muscle. Generally, it is necessary to follow medical advice and adopt symptomatic treatment. In most cases of myocarditis, there is also myocardial ischemia. Symptomatic treatment can be achieved through oral medications that enhance blood supply to the heart muscle. Avoid drinking beer. If there is an irregular heartbeat, oral antiarrhythmic drugs are also required. It is essential to rest, and smoking and drinking beer must be avoided. Symptomatic treatment is sufficient.