How to treat a fast heartbeat in a pregnant woman

Many pregnant women experience an accelerated heartbeat. If a pregnant woman has an accelerated heartbeat, it means that it poses a threat to her body and the health of her baby, so many pregnant women are particularly worried. Therefore, many pregnant women want to have a comprehensive understanding of how to treat it. The following content introduces the treatment methods in detail, so you can have a comprehensive understanding of it.

Suggestions: Pay attention to rest and nutrition now. It is best to eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy food, and maintain a good attitude. According to your current situation, it is recommended to take hypertonic sugar for conditioning. It is best to go to the hospital for a routine blood test and a 24-hour dynamic electrocardiogram to confirm the diagnosis and avoid pathological causes of fetal developmental disorders.

Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia can be seen in normal people as well as in patients with various heart diseases, hyperthyroidism, digitalis poisoning, etc. It is characterized by sudden onset and sudden cessation, often lasting for minutes or even hours, and is accompanied by palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, fear, fatigue, a feeling of pressure or suffocation in the precordial area, and even heart failure and syncope. Heart rate 160-250 beats per minute, regular rhythm. When an attack occurs, patients should rest immediately to eliminate their concerns.

Stimulating the vagus nerve with the following methods often stops the seizure quickly:

①Suddenly cough violently.

② Eat or drink in large gulps.

③Try to tilt your head back or bend your body forward.

④ Take a deep breath, hold your breath, and then exhale deeply with force.

⑤ Use a tongue depressor or chopsticks to stimulate the throat, causing nausea and vomiting. In addition, acupuncture at Neiguan, Tongli, Shenmen and other acupoints is also effective. If the above treatments are ineffective, seek medical attention.

An accelerated heartbeat in pregnant women is a relatively serious disease. This symptom must be relieved as soon as possible so as not to affect the health of the baby in the body and the health of the pregnant woman. The above content introduces the treatment methods in detail, so after a comprehensive understanding, you can use the correct treatment methods to speed up your heartbeat as soon as possible and relieve the symptoms as soon as possible through treatment.