Can I have an abortion if I suffer from premature ventricular beats?

Abortion, killing one's own unborn child in a place full of white, sounds so cruel. But I believe it's not that they really don't want them, but because of some special reasons, they are powerless and have no choice but to do so. However, not everyone can have an abortion. So you must be wondering if ventricular premature beats can be treated with an abortion. Next, let’s take a brief look at ventricular premature beats.

Premature ventricular beats (or ventricular premature contractions), abbreviated as VPC, are very common arrhythmias in clinical practice. They occur in a wide range of people, including normal healthy people and patients with various heart diseases. The clinical symptoms of ventricular premature beats vary greatly, ranging from no symptoms, mild palpitations and discomfort, to premature beats triggering malignant ventricular arrhythmias leading to syncope or blackouts, and there is no parallel relationship between the clinical symptoms and prognosis. The clinical prognosis of ventricular premature beats in normal healthy people and patients with various heart diseases is different. Therefore, when dealing with ventricular premature beats, clinicians must base their treatment on the patient himself. That is, it is very important to know what kind of premature beats need to be treated, how to treat them in a standardized manner, and how to objectively evaluate the treatment effect.

Premature ventricular beats can be treated with abortion, but even if a healthy person has an abortion, it can cause great harm to the body. Whether it is the patient's uterus or the patient's heart. If the patient suffers from frequent premature ventricular beats, the harm of abortion will be even greater, and if the dosage of anesthetics is too high, it will also induce premature beats.

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Pregnancy will also increase the burden on the heart, especially frequent premature ventricular beats, which will put more pressure on the heart. The frequency of ventricular premature beats will also increase. It may even affect the fetus. Therefore, patients must not take it lightly, they must go to the hospital for examination and listen to the doctor's advice.

For people with ventricular premature beats, pregnancy will increase the burden on your heart, but I think how much you don't want to lose your child, but don't insist blindly. For your own sake and for the sake of those who love you, don't underestimate the severity of this issue. It is best to consult your attending physician and ask for his advice. Don't joke with your own health and don't make other people who love you sad.