Pre-excitation syndrome is not inherited

Pre-excitation syndrome is usually not inherited.

Pre-excitation syndrome is a clinical syndrome easily accompanied by tachyarrhythmia, often caused by congenital cardiac abnormalities, resulting in abnormal transmission of cardiac electrical signals, generally not hereditary, so pre-excitation syndrome is usually not inherited. In addition, pre-excitation syndrome patients in the absence of tachycardia before, generally no obvious symptoms, when tachycardia occurs, patients may appear dizziness, sweating, palpitation and other symptoms.

Patients in daily life should develop good habits, strict smoking and alcohol restrictions, while maintaining a positive and good attitude, conducive to the recovery of the disease.