The following points are for reference.
1. Symptoms. Mild symptoms are those who have no obvious conscious symptoms, can study and work normally, take care of themselves, and have no obvious palpitations and shortness of breath when engaged in light and moderate physical activities; Symptoms of consciousness are obvious, often chest tightness, shortness of breath, even angina pectoris and arrhythmia, suggesting that the condition may be more serious.
2. electrocardiogram. The ECG is normal in quiet state, indicating that the condition is mild; If the electrocardiogram has obvious changes and there are graphs reflecting myocardial ischemia, myocardial strain and arrhythmia, the condition is considered serious.
3. blood pressure. If the blood pressure is in the normal range or slightly higher, the fluctuation is very small, and there is no obvious headache and dizziness, indicating that the condition is mild; If the blood pressure rises significantly and fluctuates greatly, the effect of antihypertensive treatment is not good, indicating that the condition is more serious.
4. Blood lipids. Blood cholesterol, high density lipoprotein, triglyceride and other indicators are basically normal or slightly higher than normal, and there is no obvious obesity. Low blood viscosity is mild; On the other hand, if the blood lipid concentration remains high, the blood viscosity obviously exceeds the normal value, and there is obvious obesity, it may indicate that the condition is serious.
5. complications. If there are no other diseases at the same time, especially those without cerebrovascular disease and diabetes, the condition may be mild; If you have several diseases at the same time, especially a history of stroke, and your blood sugar continues to be high, you can accelerate the process of coronary heart disease and make your condition worse.
The above items can be comprehensively analyzed. Of course, the so-called lightness and heaviness are not static. For example, recessive coronary heart disease, also known as asymptomatic coronary heart disease, although patients can work normally, they are mild. If they do not pay attention to health care and let themselves go, they may turn into severe cases, develop into angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, and even sudden accidents; On the contrary, although some people seem to be seriously ill, paying attention to rehabilitation measures and insisting on taking medicine in daily life can make their condition stable and gradually turn into mild illness.