What about angina pectoris?

1 Stop immediately When angina pectoris attacks, the patient will suddenly feel that the bleeding under the sternum continues with new squeezing or suffocating pain. After this happens, the patient should immediately stop all activities, calm down and sit down and rest immediately.

Patients with coronary heart disease who take nitroglycerin usually carry first-aid drugs with them. Once angina pectoris occurs, the first aid medicine nitroglycerin 1 tablet should be taken out immediately and put under the tongue after chewing. Generally, the pain can be relieved in about two minutes. If the effect is not good, you can take 1 tablet again after 10 minutes. However, it should be noted that no matter whether angina pectoris is relieved or recurred, it is not appropriate to take more than 3 pieces of nitroglycerin continuously.

3 how to deal with the first angina pectoris? Patients with angina pectoris usually don't carry emergency medicine with them. In this case, they don't have to worry too much about danger. The duration of most sudden angina pectoris will not exceed 10 minutes, and patients with myocardial infarction have a history of frequent angina pectoris. Therefore, patients with angina pectoris for the first time should immediately stop their activities, rest on the spot, and do not need first-aid drugs. This is the most effective first-aid measure.

4 Foot Massage When angina pectoris occurs, patients can immediately take nitroglycerin to relieve it, and at the same time, family members can massage the patients' feet, which is of great help to relieve the pain. The specific method is as follows:

1. Let the patient lie on the hard floor or bed, lift the lower limbs up by about 30 degrees, and then separate them outward by about 30 degrees;

2. Then another person holds the upper part of the oblique lateral side of the patient's foot, making it slightly bend to the inner side of the instep. According to the above actions, the attack can be stopped by interacting with the left and right feet several times.

This method is only suitable for relieving the pain of angina pectoris. The primary disease should be diagnosed in the hospital and treated actively.