The heart is the main part of the human body, and any change in it affects the body diseases and illnesses, but may sometimes feel an increase in the heartbeat; rapid heartbeat occurs as a result of the acceleration of the heart rate above the normal rate and beyond, and can be dangerous according to the speed and type of rhythm; The heart rate increases depending on the age of the person. When the heart rate increases rapidly, the pumps operate efficiently, causing less blood flow to the rest of the body, even to the heart.
Causes of accelerated heartbeat
There are many reasons that lead to a rapid heartbeat: simple and temporary causes of pulse acceleration, and serious causes of heartbeat acceleration, including:
- Taking stimulant drugs.
- Feeling a state of fear, anxiety and nervousness.
- Eat energy drinks.
- Muscle Building.
- Do some tired work and physical activities.
- The increase occurs when going to sleep.
- The increase occurs when the quick bend to the ground or when the sudden stand.
- Negative feelings and memories that increase heart palpitations when people remember them.
- There is a defect in the sinus node of the heart.
- Take some medications that increase the speed of the heartbeat.
- Problems with an internal heart valve.
- The presence of a wound in the tissue of the heart muscle or heart.
- Take some types of medicinal herbs that increase the speed of the heartbeat.
- Anemia is a lack of blood.
- Potassium deficiency in the body.
- Low rate of diabetes in the body.
- Low body fluid intake and dehydration.
- Alcoholic beverages that contain caffeine, such as tea and coffee, are abundant.
- Increase smoking.
- Problems with mitral valve.
- Sudden constriction of the lower ventricles.
Symptoms that accompany the speed of heart palpitations
- Feeling chest pain.
- The emergence of respiratory disorders.
- Vertigo, dizziness and fainting.
- Blow in the head.
Ways to treat rapid heartbeat
Rapid heart beat treatment depends on the symptoms experienced by the patient, and the treatments used:
- The use of drugs may be one or more of the following types: medicines, anti-calcium and potassium, drugs for the treatment of irregular heart rhythms, and anticoagulants.
- Non-surgical procedures when a person does not respond to the medication, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, cardiac cardiac fibrillation and surgical catheterization.
- The use of surgeries by performing open heart surgery by making cuts in the atria to work mazes of tissue, because the tissues do not work on the transfer of electric charges, which prevents the rapid heart beats leading to the heart of fibrous.