Treatment of arrhythmia caused by anticancer drugs

The treatment process has begun due to the arrhythmia caused by the anticancer drug I am currently taking. The important thing is to avoid exercising or exerting too much force while receiving treatment. And, through the arrhythmia medication prescribed by the hospital, lower your blood pressure and reduce the frequency of arrhythmia symptoms.

Arrhythmia refers to an abnormal heartbeat, and in my case, irregular heartbeat was the main symptom. At the hospital, I was initially diagnosed with a cardiac ultrasound, and then I was evaluated for the exact type of arrhythmia and my heart health through an electrocardiogram (EKG) and blood tests, which became important criteria for establishing a follow-up treatment plan.

I witnessed the process of my heartbeat stabilizing while taking a drug called Concor, which directly treats arrhythmia, and controls blood pressure. During the treatment process, I was also provided with psychological support and advice on improving my lifestyle. All of this was a great help to me in treating my arrhythmia.

Arrhythmia can always be treated with accurate diagnosis and professional treatment. My advice to others suffering from arrhythmia is to first get an accurate diagnosis from a professional medical institution before thinking that you need a major procedure. I hope that you will establish an appropriate treatment plan according to regular checkups and doctor's recommendations, and improve your lifestyle and diet.