The state of health of the heart, one of the most important organs of the human body, is of great concern. Cardiac arrest, as a disease that may affect the functioning of the heart, requires more understanding and awareness.
Cardiochaetal enzyme is the result of acute inflammation response and seepage, as well as chronic pathologies such as cardiac enzyme binding, thickening, constriction and calcification caused by bacteria, viruses, self-immunization and physical, chemical factors. The cyst is a fibre-membrane bag, wrapped in a heart, divided into a dirty layer and a wall layer, with a potential cavity between the two layers called the cyst, which normally contains a small amount of liquid and acts as lubrication.
The main symptoms of cardiovascular disease are:
1. chest pains
It is one of the most common symptoms of cardiovascular disease. The nature of the pain, which is stingy, blunt or squeezed, is generally found behind the chest or in the front of the heart, and can be radiationed to the neck, left shoulder, left arm, etc., to varying degrees of pain, only to the invisibility of the pain, and to the extent that the pain is severe or even unbearable.
2. Respiratory difficulties
Respiratory difficulties may arise as heart attack progresses. This is due to the increase in the volume of pelvic fluids in the heart, which has led to the suppression of the heart, which has resulted in the restriction of the heart ‘ s convulsions and internal bleeding of the lungs. Patients may feel short-tempered and have a short breath, especially when they are aggravated after the event or when they are in bed.
3. Heating
Many cases of heart attack are accompanied by heat, which can be as high as 38°C-39°C or higher. The fever may be caused by the infection of cardiac encephalitis, inflammatory responses caused by pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, or by non-infective factors such as self-immunocarditis.
Heartbreak
Patients may feel their heart beats faster and panic. This is because cardiac encephalitis may affect the normal rhythm and conductive function of the heart and cause cardiac disorders.
5. Inadequate, exhausted
Due to the impairment of the heart function and the lack of adequate blood supply for the organs of the body, the patient can feel weak, fatigued and reduced activity tolerance.
The causes of cardiovascular disease are varied, mainly as follows:
1. Infective factors: (1) Bacteria: Infections caused by bacterial infections, such as pneumococcus, pneumococcus, etc. (ii) Virus infection: Most common are the Kosage virus, the flu virus. (3) Factus infections: e.g., pyrocolosis, fungi, etc.
2. Self-immunological diseases
Self-immuno-immunological diseases, such as systemic red erythalamus and rheumatism, can lead to cardiac encephalitis, all of which may be tiring and condensed.
Cancer
Some tumours can be transferred to a heart bag, or they can be directly infested with a heart bag, giving rise to heart palsy, such as lung cancer, breast cancer, lymphoma, etc.
4. Injuries
Cardiac injuries such as chest trauma, heart surgery, etc. may also cause acute heart attack.
Other factors
Metabolisms such as urinary poisoning and reduction can also cause cardiovascular disease.
Typically, the doctor makes a preliminary assessment of the patient ‘ s symptoms, signs, such as chest pains, breathing difficulties, heat, etc., and features such as hysteria, abdomen, and cardiac arrhythmia. It is also subject to laboratory and video screening, with (1) blood screening: detection of blood norms, C indicators of inflammation such as protein and blood sedation, as well as signs of heart damage such as cardiac enzyme and calcium protein, to help determine the presence of inflammation and heart damage. (2) Pathological examination: In case of infection with cardiac enzyme, bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. can be cultivated to determine the pathogen.
The video screens, however, include (1) electrocardiograms: these are very useful for CPR diagnosis, e.g., ST lift, T-wave changes, etc. (ii) Ultrasound cardiac artery: is an important means of diagnosing cardiac enzyme, allowing observation of the thickness, amount of fluid, heart structure and function of the cardiac bag. (3) Chest X-line: can show signs of heart increase, heart enzyme, etc. (4) CT and MRI: More detailed information on the heart and cardiac structure can be provided for complex cases of cardiac arrest.
Treatment for cardiovascular disease includes treatment for the causes of the disease, surgical treatment and treatment for the symptoms.
1. For the treatment of the causes of the disease: (1) For the infection of cardiac encephalitis and self-immunocarditis: The choice of appropriate medications based on the cause of the disease, such as sensitive antibiotics, antivirals etc., or sugar cortex, immunosuppressants etc. (2) Oncological cardiocystitis: based on the type and stage of tumour, integrated treatment, such as surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc., has better clinical effects.
Treatment of the condition: (1) Pain management: chest pain relief can be provided by the use of non-paralytic inflammation, opioids, etc. (2) Cardiac piercing leads: For a patient whose heart is constricted by a large amount of fluid, a piercing leads are required to alleviate the heart pressure and improve the function of the heart.
3. Surgery treatment: In some cases, surgery may be required to relieve heart oppression.
Prevention of cardiovascular disease can be achieved by preventing infection: it is necessary to avoid exposure to the source of infection and to maintain good hygiene habits. Strengthen campaigns to increase immunity against bacteria, viruses and other infections. Actively treating basic diseases and avoiding chest injuries, and strictly following operating procedures, etc., during the operation of cardiac surgery to reduce the risk of cardiac injury.
In short, heart disease is a heart disease that requires attention. Understanding the heart disease helps us to better prevent and respond to it. In cases of chest pain, respiratory difficulties and fever, medical attention should be provided and examined in a timely manner in order to provide early treatment and to protect the health of the heart.
References:
[1] Practical Inner Science, by Chen Shuu Joo and others, Press: People ‘ s Health Press
[2] “Progress in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease”, Chinese Journal of Cardiovascular Diseases
