If you suffer from premature beats, you can generally exercise properly, but you should avoid overwork and keep regular sleep and diet. Premature beat (premature beat) is not a forbidden area for fitness exercise, even if it is caused by organic heart disease, it is not a taboo exercise. Safety and fitness should be carried out when experienced experts find out the cause, location and nature of premature beats.
Premature beat refers to an ectopic heartbeat that occurs in advance. According to different origins, it can be divided into sinus (normal origin), atrial (atrial origin), atrioventricular junction (atrial and ventricular junction) and ventricular (ventricular origin). The risk of ventricular premature beats is the greatest, and its clinical symptoms vary greatly, from asymptomatic to slight palpitation discomfort, and then to syncope or blackness caused by premature beats triggering non-benign ventricular arrhythmia.
Premature beats can be seen in normal people or patients with organic heart disease, and are common in coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, hypertensive heart disease and cardiomyopathy. Except for organic diseases, most of them are physiological premature beats. It is suggested to go to the hospital for dynamic electrocardiogram and color Doppler ultrasound examination to rule out organic heart diseases, make a clear diagnosis and intervene reasonably. The specific treatment plan should follow the guidance of clinicians. Physiological premature beats have little effect on health, but a lot of drinking, smoking, drinking strong tea, coffee, anxiety, nervousness, poor sleep, etc. can be induced and should be avoided, but the mind should not be overburdened.
To sum up, if you have premature beats, you can exercise, preferably on the basis of a comprehensive examination and understanding of your illness. Both physiological and pathological causes are dangerous to varying degrees, so we should deal with them in a targeted manner, improve the condition, pay attention to daily conditioning and promote early recovery.