Common complications of room tremors and their prevention

As a common cardiac disorder, a lack of timely and effective treatment can cause multiple complications, as follows:Brain embolisms form mechanisms: When a room tremor occurs, the heart is lost to effective condensation, and blood is susceptible to siltation in the heart, especially in the ear. If they fall, they enter the circulatory system with a flow of blood, in which a thrombosis flowing to the brain veins is likely to plug the brain artery, causing a cerebral embolism and causing a series of neurological disorders.Clinical performances and hazards: Patients can suddenly appear weak, numb and restricted in their activities, such as not being able to carry their arms normally or to drag their lower limbs when walking; they may also be accompanied by a lack of clarity as to what they say is vague and unsatisfied; some patients suffer from paralysing symptoms such as slanting and mouth water, which seriously affects normal life and communication. The acute and often severe state of the cerebral embolism can cause patients to go into coma or even life-threatening conditions if there is a massive cerebral embolism or a critical vascular blockage. Even after active treatment, some patients may leave with different levels of physical disability, cognitive impairment, etc., which has a significant impact on the quality of life.Pulmonary embolisms form mechanisms: the same is because of the formation of a blood clot in the heart of the house when it is tremors, and when it falls back, the pulmonary embolism is triggered if the blood flow enters the pulmonary artery and its branches, blocking the blood circulation of the lungs.• Clinical performance and hazards: Patients often suffer from sudden chest pains, which are mostly of a pleurally inflammatory chest pain or analgesic chest pains, which can be accompanied by respiratory difficulties, manifested in acuteness, insufficiency of air, increased activity, and, in serious cases, difficulty in breathing even in a resting state; and possibly haemorrhagic symptoms. Pulmonary embolism is one of the serious complications that cannot be ignored by patients with turban tremors, due to the dangerous condition of pulmonary embolism, which can cause acute right heart failure, respiratory failure and even sudden death.Cardiac failure — the creation of mechanisms: the loss of normal rhythms and the inability to effectively contract in the heart room when the room is tremors leads to an extremely irregular heart rate, a reduction in the blood function of the heart pump, a permanent state of high load and inefficient work in the heart, a gradual reorganisation of the heart muscle, an expansion of the heart room, a decrease in the strength of the heart muscle, and, over time, an easy development into heart failure. There is also a vicious circle between twitching and heart failure, which exacerbates twitching, which in turn further contributes to the deterioration of twitching.• Clinical performance and hazards: patients suffer from varying levels of respiratory difficulties, and at the same time suffer from a combination of weakness, fatigue and a marked decline in motor resilience, which seriously affects their daily lives, reduces their quality of life and has a high mortality rate of heart failure, requiring long-term regulated treatment to control their development.Aerobic infarction — a mechanism that can easily cause intra-heart flow mechanics change as a result of cardiac disorders; coronary artery is under-injection and myocardial hemorrhage; at the same time, the high condensation of blood caused by room tremors increases the likelihood of coronary artery embolism, which, in combination, can lead to coronary artery congestion and cardiac infarction.• Clinical performance and hazards: The patient suffers from typical chest pain symptoms, which are mostly in the back of the chest or in the front of the heart, and can be radioactive to the left shoulder, the inner arm of the left arm, the neck, the lower jaw, etc. The nature of the pain is often stressive, irritating or constrictive, severe and prolonged, posing a significant threat to the life and safety of the patient.The risk of complication is so great that for those with room tremors they must be actively treated, so as to control the heart rate, recombination and anticondensation, so as to minimize the risk of complications, improve the quality of life and protect life and health. The following are specific approaches:Controlling the heart rate – drug treatment: regular drug use, keeping the heart rate within a reasonable range by slowing down the heart rate and reducing myocardial oxygen consumption. It is generally recommended that the statentary heart rate be kept at 60-80 minutes/min, with a post-activity heart rate not exceeding 110 minutes/min.Anticondensation treatment Wafalin: The use of anticondensive drugs is regulated by a medical prescription, and the international standardized margin (INR) is regularly monitored to keep it within the appropriate range (generally between 2 and 3) to ensure anticondensation while avoiding the risk of haemorrhage. At the same time, care must be taken to avoid the simultaneous high consumption of vitamin K-rich foods (e.g. spinach, broccoli, etc.) as vitamin K is resistant to the condensation of Wafalin.New types of oral anticondensants: e.g., dabyga esters, leveosat, Athosat, etc., are easier to use than Wafalin. However, in the course of their use, care is taken to ensure that haemorrhages, such as nose bleeding, tooth bleeding, skin bruises and black defecation, occur in an abnormally timely manner.Lifestyle adjustment: Maintaining low salt, low fat and low sugar diets helps to control weight, regulate blood resin, sugar and blood pressure, reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and indirectly prevent room tremors.• Momentary exercise: Selecting a mode of movement appropriate to their physical condition, such as a walk, Tai Chi Fist, and a mild aerobics like eight bands. Appropriate exercise helps to improve CPR function, weight control, and overall body health, and has a positive effect on preventing room tremors, but avoids hyperactivity, rapid increases in blood pressure, and increases in the condition.• Prohibition of smoking and alcohol: smoking is a clear risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, harmful substances such as nicotine in tobacco can cause damage to inner-vascular cells, contribute to the hardening of arteries and increase the incidence of room tremors, so that smoking must be stopped. Excessive drinking also affects the function of the heart, leads to increased blood pressure and causes cardiac disorders, among other things, which should be limited.On the basis of the results of the review, the doctor assesses the changes in the condition in a timely manner, adjusts the dose, type or treatment, etc., to ensure the effectiveness and safety of the treatment, continuously reduces the risk of complications of internal tremors and guarantees the health of the patient.Through the above-mentioned comprehensive measures, a comprehensive management of the cases of turban tremors is carried out, which will maximize the prevention of complications, improve the quality of life and advance expectations of patients.