The heart is a hollow muscle that pumps blood. The normal amount of blood pumped is four and a half or five liters per minute. It increases when you exercise because of an increase in the number of heart beats. The heart works to pump blood from various organs of the body. It contains the carbon dioxide in the lungs to be purified, then the replacement of carbon dioxide with oxygen, and the delivery of blood to each cell in the body to function normally, and the heart also transfers urine and fluid to the kidneys to be removed through the bladder.
When heart activity is malfunctioned and the signals sent by the heart to the nervous system cause several diseases, it leads to irregular heart rate either increased or decreased.
Causes of heart attack
- Alcoholism and drug abuse are a major cause of heart failure, dysfunction and other diseases.
- Thyroid dysfunction that causes an increase in secretions.
- Heart injury with rheumatic diseases.
- The presence of heart defects already exist when creating a person.
- Inflammation of the membrane surrounding the heart muscle called the peritoneum.
- High blood pressure.
- Infections and other diseases that result from the body temperature rise from the normal level.
Heart attack symptoms
- Nausea and vomiting.
- Feel the heart beats clearly.
- Dizziness, dizziness and fainting.
- Severe pain in the left side of the heart and heart pain in general.
- Low level of blood pressure from the normal level.
- Difficulty and inability to breathe.
Therapeutic methods used to treat the palpation of the heart
- Take some medications that prevent blood clotting to prevent the formation of blood clots that may occur in the walls of blood vessels.
- Treatment can be done by implanting a device that regulates beats and heart beats in some cases.
- Hibiscus is useful for the whole body in general, and especially useful for the heart; it works to strengthen the heartbeat and increase the speed of blood circulation; it is prepared by boiling a tablespoon of hibiscus with a glass of water and leave on fire for five minutes and then eat after cooling and Hibiscus should be avoided in people with low blood pressure.
- There are many herbs that contribute to stimulating and strengthening the heart such as: mint, coriander, thyme, pomegranate, ginger, and others.