How does radiofrequency ablation treat premature beats?

Premature beats are what we often call heart rhythm disorders in our daily lives. There are actually many ways to treat this disease. Today, I specifically talk about radiofrequency ablation because this treatment method is relatively new and many patients would like to try this method. Please read the following information before making a choice.

Ventricular premature beats are a common arrhythmia, and frequent ventricular premature beats are not uncommon in clinical practice. Some patients often have obvious symptoms, which affect their normal life, work and study, and even have severe mental stress and anxiety symptoms. The traditional treatment method is only conservative drug treatment, but it is often ineffective, the disease is prone to recurrence, and some patients experience adverse reactions to the drugs. Radiofrequency catheter ablation technology has been developed into a mature technology for curing arrhythmias. With the continuous development of mapping technology and the application of new equipment, radiofrequency ablation has brought hope for the cure of premature ventricular beats. During the operation, by combining excitation mapping with pacing mapping, the myocardial origin and breakthrough point of premature ventricular beats can be found, so that frequent premature ventricular beats are no longer "stubborn" and can be cured. Based on the traditional electrophysiological mapping technology, the more accurate and effective three-dimensional electrophysiological mapping technology is currently used, which has brought the success rate of radiofrequency ablation of frequent ventricular premature beats to more than 90-95%.

Foods suitable for patients with premature beats: 1. Patients with premature beats should eat more foods high in fructose, such as kiwi fruit. Kiwi fruit is not only rich in vitamin C and citric acid, but the fructose it contains can nourish myocardial cells well. Eating more can reduce the occurrence of premature beats. 2. Patients with premature beats can also eat more iron-containing foods, such as Coprinus comatus. Coprinus comatus has a high iron content and contains a large amount of vitamin B. These substances can nourish the nerves, and the iron element can also promote hematopoiesis. 3. Patients with premature beats can also eat more foods with high acid content, such as sour jujube. Sour jujube is rich in alginate and vitamin C. These substances can promote the metabolism of myocardial tissue. Eating more sour jujube is very beneficial to the heart.

Foods that patients with premature beats should avoid: 1. Patients should quit smoking and drinking. Nicotine in cigarettes can damage myocardial tissue and is harmful to the human body. Alcoholic beverages will increase the burden on the heart and are not suitable for patients. 2. Avoid eating foods high in cholesterol. Common high-cholesterol foods include animal offal, egg yolks, sea cucumbers, shrimps, etc. 3. Patients with premature beats should not drink strong tea and coffee. Strong tea contains tea polyphenols and coffee contains caffeine. These substances will stimulate the myocardial blood vessels, increase the degree of excitement, aggravate the premature beats, and may also induce serious consequences such as heart failure.