High blood pressure can cause heart rate to accelerate palpitate

High blood pressure may cause rapid heartbeat and palpitation.

For patients with high blood pressure, due to the increased resistance of their own blood flow in the blood vessels, the heart will form compensation and transport blood to all parts of the body. At this stage, the symptoms of rapid heartbeat and palpitation will occur. At the same time, patients with high blood pressure are often accompanied by vasoconstriction. After the tension of the blood vessel wall increases, it may stimulate the endothelial cells to release chemicals to stimulate the heart. At this time, due to the enhanced ability of their own heart to contract, it is also easy to produce the above symptoms. In addition, patients with long-term high blood pressure may be more likely to form arrhythmia, resulting in accelerated heartbeat, palpitation and other manifestations.