What happens to occasional ventricular premature beats?

Occasional ventricular premature beats may be caused by cardiomyopathy, heart valve disease, heart failure and other factors, and can be treated according to the etiology. The specific analysis is as follows: 1. Cardiomyopathy cardiomyopathy can cause organic myocardial lesions, lead to myocardial dilatation or hypertrophy, affect cardiac contraction and diastolic function, lead to abnormal ECG rhythm, and occasionally ventricular premature beats occur. At this time, the condition can be improved by antiarrhythmic drugs, such as propranolol hydrochloride sustained-release tablets, metoprolol tartrate capsules, phenytoin sodium tablets, mexiletine hydrochloride tablets, etc. 2, heart valve disease heart valve disease can lead to heart valve insufficiency, stenosis, deformity, etc., will affect the heart pumping function, leading to changes in hemodynamics, causing abnormal myocardial pacing, resulting in occasional ventricular premature beats. At this time, surgery can be repaired valve, improve the condition, such as surgical heart valve repair, surgical prosthetic valve replacement, percutaneous heart valve repair, etc. 3, heart failure heart failure will cause heart function decline, unable to supply the body's required oxygen, resulting in abnormal myocardial contraction frequency, at this time will cause occasional ventricular premature beats. At this time, surgery can be used to improve myocardial rhythm, alleviate the condition, such as cardiac resynchronization therapy, implantable cardioverter defibrillator, etc.