What are the signs of pericardial effusion?

The signs of pericardial effusion include weakened heart beat, thin pulse, dullness of heart, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1.

After pericardial effusion occurs, more inflammatory secretions accumulate in pericardium, which will affect cardiac contraction and relaxation, resulting in blocked heart beat and weakened heart beat.

2. Thin pulse

pericardial effusion will affect cardiac pulsation, resulting in insufficient blood filling systemic circulation vessels, resulting in decreased blood pressure. At this time, symptoms of thin pulse will appear.

3. dullness of heart After

pericardial effusion occurs, the flow velocity of pericardial effusion increases, affecting heart sounds and dullness of heart.