I was diagnosed with early symptoms of arrhythmia through a health check-up.

I usually had symptoms that made me suspect I might have arrhythmia.

There was no separate appointment for an electrocardiogram test at the hospital or during the health check-up.

However, I was diagnosed with arrhythmia during this year's health check-up.

 

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There is someone among my acquaintances who has arrhythmia.

They said they know they have arrhythmia.

So I was surprised to hear that it was a very serious illness.

I usually have a regular heartbeat as well.

I had a feeling that my heart was pounding strangely once in a while.

But I thought it could happen once in a while.

 

I had an electrocardiogram test in the past due to other symptoms.

At that time, my heart was beating regularly.

The diagnosis was that there was nothing abnormal.

I regularly undergo health check-ups.

Until this point, I had never been diagnosed with arrhythmia.

However, this year during the health check-up, an electrocardiogram test was also conducted.

I had a feeling that my heart was beating somewhat irregularly.

At the time of the test, the people conducting the test said it was normal.

However, it was written like this on the test paper.

 

 

This is during the brief time for an electrocardiogram test.

If the heart beats regularly, it cannot be diagnosed.

It seems that an irregular heartbeat can be diagnosed.

 

So, I decided to learn more about arrhythmia.

Arrhythmia refers to a condition where abnormal electrical signals are generated or transmitted in the heart, or when abnormal electrical signals occur, preventing normal and regular contractions, resulting in the heart beating abnormally fast, slow, or irregularly.

 

I have premature atrial contractions, which are early symptoms of arrhythmia.

Atrial premature beats are excessive heartbeats caused by electrical activation of the atria (the upper chambers of the heart) due to abnormal sites, occurring before normal heartbeats.

 

In my case, treatment is necessary if it becomes severe, but it's not severe.

So, they asked to check if symptoms like chest pain and tachycardia are present.

I looked up what the term "tachycardia" means.

 

 

Tachycardia refers to the heart beating too fast.

Sometimes my heart beats faster.

Still, I think I should watch it, even if only once in a while.

If you have been diagnosed with arrhythmia, I think it would be good to regularly monitor your health condition.