Arrhythmia )Definition Reasons، Symptoms (
Definition:
An abnormal defect that occurs in the heart muscle and affects the impulses it sends.
It is caused by either a defect in the conduction of the impulse, which leads to tachycardia or spontaneous over time.
This is caused by a defect in the formation of signals that affect the impulses and make them intense.
Reasons:
- Excess activity of the gland that increases the release of norepinephrine non-stop .
- An imbalance in the acidity of the blood, either an increase in acidity or an increase in alkalinity, which leads to an imbalance in the electrolytes .
- A defect in the heart muscle itself, such as inflammation or blockage of the coronary artery .
- Medicines used in cases of insomnia and anxiety, such as the benzodiazepine, which supplies chloride influxes .
Symptoms:
- angina pectoris .
- general pain and fatigue .
- part of the brain is out of order . body weakness .
- anxiety.
An abnormality in the ECG :
- where the normal EKG begins with the letter “P”, for example, which means systole, which is a slight elevation in the ECG in the atria region and is called atrial fibrillation.
- The so-called atrial flutter occurs, and here it gives three small bumps, not two (the blood will not be transmitted in the ventricle, it will remain in the atrium only . #In the end, the blood will not pass between the atrium and ventricle
- There is what is called dividing impulse, where a dead part of the coronary is closed, so the blood flow will decrease.