Early symptoms of non-cardiac heart disease

The early symptoms of non-cardiogenic heart disease may include abnormal heartbeat, fatigue, dyspnea, etc.

1. Abnormal heartbeat

If the patient's autonomic nerve function is disordered, the heart function is abnormal, resulting in heart rhythm disorder, and the heart beats too fast or too slow.

2. Fatigue

patients due to heart stimulation, heart function disorder, resulting in high load state, heart function gradually decline, resulting in fatigue.

3. Dyspnea

patients due to heart function decline, unable to meet the body's demand for oxygen, resulting in lack of oxygen in the lungs, breathing difficulties, and more obvious in the process of activity.