What harm can ventricular premature beat have

Ventricular extrasystoles generally refer to ventricular extrasystoles. The hazards of ventricular extrasystoles mainly include palpitations, ventricular fibrillation and increased risk of heart disease. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Palpitations When ventricular extrasystoles

occur, the heart beats ahead of time, and patients may feel discomfort such as rapid heartbeat and palpitations, thus affecting the quality of life.

2. Ventricular

extrasystoles may lead to ventricular fibrillation, i.e. rapid and irregular contraction of the ventricles, which is a serious arrhythmia. Ventricular fibrillation may cause the heart to fail to pump blood normally, causing loss of consciousness and shock, seriously affecting the patient's health.

3. Increased risk of heart disease Ventricular extrasystoles

may be related to myocardial disease. Long-term ventricular extrasystoles may lead to ventricular muscle damage and fibrosis, increasing the risk of heart attack.