The guy has a cold for a few days, and suddenly chest tightness, shortness of breath and chest pain?Be careful of viral myocarditis and find you

"Shock! 6 -year -old baby has a cold and acute myocarditis dangerous!"

"Read the king deeply, have a cold and fever for a week, and still hurt your chest, what's going on?"

What is myocarditis? What are the symptoms? What is the harm? What should be treated?

Knock on the blackboard! As a bookmaker with the highest face value, the strongest strength, and thickest skin in the medical discipline, I read the Jun to talk to you about this "Myocarditis".

What is myocarditis?

Myocarditis refers to the limitation of myocardial or diffuse acute or chronic inflammatory lesions caused by various reasons.

There are many factors that can get myocarditis, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses and other infectious factors; rheumatoid diseases, vasculitis and other diseases; and drugs, poisons, radiation and other factors. The most common of these is viral myocarditis.

Viral myocarditis is a disease that causes myocarditis to invade the heart and cause myocarditis.

The data goes!

At present, there is no exact data on the incidence of viral myocarditis in my country. It is estimated that the annual incidence of children is less than 1/100,000.

Viral myocarditis can develop at any age, mostly children and adults under the age of 40. The age of high incidence is between 10 and 30 years old.

Viral myocarditis loves to find young guys, and the incidence of men is slightly higher than women.

What are the symptoms of viral myocarditis?

"Oh my god! I can eat, sleep, and love the sunshine. The physical examination actually says I have viral myocarditis?"

Light viral myocarditis may be asymptomatic and often discovered during examination.

"Cold, fever to 38 ° C, just want to lie down."

Most viral myocarditis often occurs first -drive symptoms of viral infection 1 to 3 weeks before the onset.

If it is a respiratory tract infection, symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and muscle soreness will occur.

If gastrointestinal infections, gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea often occur.

These symptoms generally do not directly cause heart discomfort, and it is very easy to be ignored.

"It's been a few days, my heart has been banging, and I worry about the jumping out of my heart, while I am worried that my heart will never jump suddenly."

Conditional abnormalities are the main symptoms of viral myocarditis.

Usually, the number of heartbeats increases or decreases, and occasionally feels the heart "stopping", physical activity or emotional excitement can exacerbate the symptoms.

"The heart jumps, the chest hurts, and I always feel that I can't get angry."

Chest pain is a common symptom of viral myocarditis, mostly in the front area of ​​the heart.

"Climb the stairs a few steps, breathe, and the chest tightness is heavy, as if something is blocked on the chest, and it feels that the air in the lungs is not enough."

Short chest tightness and shortness of qi are the typical symptoms of viral myocarditis.

"All day is dizzy, and the legs are soft when walking in two steps."

Dizziness and fatigue are also the main symptoms of viral myocarditis.

What are the dangers of viral myocarditis?

When the viral myocarditis is severe, it may cause acute left heart failure, manifested as dyspnea and lower limb edema.

Some viral myocarditis occur urgently, and may cause sudden illness when there are no obvious symptoms, and symptoms such as syncope directly occur, and even suddenly die.

Can viral myocarditis be cured?

Through scientific treatment, most viral myocarditis can be cured!

The most important one in the treatment of viral myocarditis is rest.

Under the guidance of a doctor, sufficient rest and cooperating with drug treatment, the symptoms will be relieved in about 10 days. After about 1 month, the viral myocarditis will be cured!

"Read the king deeply, why is the good myocardial inflammation? What does it have to do with a cold?"

What is myocardium? What is the viral myocarditis? Entering the next episode, I read the "pathogenesis of viral myocarditis" for you, and burn the brain with fried chicken! Smart you must come!

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