Patient's question:
Doctor, I've been feeling like my heartbeat is faster than usual recently, and I have symptoms of anemia. What should I do about a fast heartbeat and anemia?Doctor's answer:
Anemia symptoms will naturally compensate by increasing heart rate, primarily due to an increase in blood cells. Each minute, the heart's output cannot meet the body's necessary metabolic supply, so it compensates by increasing the number of heartbeats to maintain the body's decomposition metabolism. This is a compensatory response. It is important to promptly decide on treatment with qi-tonifying medications and adopt a diversified diet, including more animal liver. Once the anemia symptoms are completely resolved, the symptoms of increased heart rate will gradually return to normal.