The patient who came in was a middle-aged man in his forties, accompanied by his wife.
When the patient came in, everyone noticed that there were some bruises on his face, as if he had been hit or beaten.
Some young doctors even looked at the patient's wife, thinking that the patient's wife was committing domestic violence or something.
"Where do you feel uncomfortable?"
After the patient sat down on the square stool next to the examination table, Yue Shaojiang took the patient's medical card and swiped it on the side, while checking the patient's information on the computer and asking questions.
"When I sleep at night, I feel my heart beating violently, often waking up with a start, and sometimes I accidentally fall off the bed."
While explaining the situation to Yue Shaojiang, the man pointed at the bruises on his face and said, "I fell down while sleeping at night."
"How long has this been going on?"
Yue Shaojiang became more serious after hearing this.
"It's been about two or three months. At first I thought it was a dream and I was confused. It felt much better after I woke up. Then it gradually became a little serious. Basically, every night before going to bed and when I'm about to fall asleep, I feel my heart beating faster..."
The man gestured as he spoke, "It's not just a simple acceleration. It's like my heart is pounding inside, trying to get out. Sometimes I even feel like I can't breathe, like I'm going to die."
"I wanted to shout, but I couldn't. Then I was covered in a cold sweat, and I either rolled over or fell to the ground."
When the man was describing his symptoms, everyone in the ward was listening, including Zhu Senfeng, Qian Zhongzhong and others. They were silent and listened very carefully. Some young doctors who followed in were also thinking while listening.
This disease in men is relatively strange and not a very common disease.
In terms of difficulty, this disease is definitely more difficult than the patients treated by Xu Bo, Tian Zengming and others before.
Yue Shaojiang is the attending physician and also the deputy director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of West Asia Hospital. Although his title is not associate senior, his position is already deputy director, so Yue Shaojiang's number in West Asia Hospital is also an expert number.
Although the registration fee for expert appointments and ordinary appointments is only a few dollars different, the probability of encountering patients with difficult and complicated diseases in expert appointments is much higher than that in ordinary appointments.
"How long have these symptoms lasted?"
Yue Shaojiang asked the man to put his arm up, checked his pulse, and asked, "How long did your attack last? In a few minutes?"
"It didn't last long. Each attack seemed to last a split second. I couldn't tell the time, but it was only three to five minutes at most."
The man recalled and said.
"How long is the interval?"
Yue Shaojiang continued to ask.
"interval?"
The man was stunned for a moment.
"It's about how long it will take for the situation you mentioned to occur."
Yue Shaojiang explained.
"It basically happens every time I go to sleep, but after it happens once, I can sleep through the next time I go to sleep."
The man said.
Yue Shaojiang pondered for a moment.
Judging from the symptoms described by the man, his condition is known as heart palpitations in traditional Chinese medicine.
Palpitations include fright and anxiety, which refers to a disease in which the patient feels palpitations in the heart, is alert and uneasy, and even cannot control himself.
Clinically, palpitations are mostly paroxysmal, basically caused by emotional fluctuations or excessive fatigue, and are often accompanied by insomnia, forgetfulness, dizziness, tinnitus, etc.
Generally speaking, some diseases such as heart disease and arrhythmia fall into the category of palpitations in traditional Chinese medicine.
There are many factors that cause palpitations, including physical weakness, overeating, emotional distress, exposure to external pathogens, drug poisoning, food poisoning, etc.
The main site of palpitations is the heart. Due to the lack of nourishment or restlessness of the mind, it causes the mind to be shaken and palpitations to occur. However, the onset of the disease is often closely related to the dysfunction of the spleen, kidneys, lungs, liver and other internal organs.
Even if it is the same heart palpitations, the causes are different, the organs involved are different, and the treatment methods are naturally different.
Yue Shaojiang pondered for a moment.
Judging from the patient's symptoms, could it be that he was frightened?
"Could it be that he was disturbed or frightened?"
The young doctors from the nearby inspection team who were familiar with each other were also discussing in low voices.
"It is possible. I think it is very likely that he is timid."
"Yeah, I think so too."
Someone nodded. "The patient always experiences symptoms before bedtime, and is plagued by nightmares. It really seems like he's timid."
"What did you do when you first developed this symptom? Or did you have any special experiences before the onset of the disease?"
Yue Shaojiang pondered for a while and asked the patient again.
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