What does early cardiac repolarization syndrome mean?

Early cardiac repolarization syndrome is a disease of abnormal cardiac electrical activity, which refers to abnormalities in the repolarization process of the heart, resulting in cardiac rhythm disorder and irregular heartbeat.

Early cardiac repolarization syndrome is relatively common in young men. Common causes usually include family genetic history, gene mutation, autonomic nerve dysfunction, abnormal cardiac conduction, etc. Patients will experience discomfort symptoms such as palpitation, shortness of breath, chest tightness, dizziness, chest pain, and may also be accompanied by cold limbs, fatigue, headache, etc. If the patient does not receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor, it may cause complications such as Adams-Stokes syndrome and ventricular fibrillation.