Patient's question:
My friend, who is young but has poor heart health, recently pushed himself to run despite feeling unwell. As a result, he collapsed on the sports field and was sent to the hospital for treatment. After examination, the doctor said he had myocardial ischemia. Now, both teachers and classmates are worried about him, so I wanted to ask the doctor if myocardial ischemia can be cured.Doctor's answer:
Myocardial ischemia can be controlled through active medication management. It is essential to pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, fatigue, and emotional excitement. Finally, maintain a low-sodium and low-fat diet, closely monitor blood pressure fluctuations, and undergo regular hospital check-ups to understand the complete recovery of the heart. Generally, with active medication treatment, the condition can be controlled, and there is no need to worry. It may be due to weak physical fitness, which could be unrelated to the disease itself. Therefore, the hospital has only made a diagnosis of myocardial ischemia and cannot describe the severity of the patient's condition.