After masturbation, I feel chest tightness, shortness of breath and palpitations when I lie down

Masturbation is a way for people to meet their own physical needs. Moderate masturbation is good for health. However, adolescent men generally do not pay attention to controlling their bodies and may masturbate excessively. When these men lie down after masturbation, they will feel chest tightness, shortness of breath and palpitations. So what should they do?

1. Will excessive masturbation cause palpitations and shortness of breath?

Excessive masturbation may affect your mental state. It is recommended to control the frequency of masturbation. In principle, you should not feel tired the next day after masturbation. For the current symptoms, you can take the Chinese medicine Jinshuibao capsules to regulate.

2. What causes chest tightness and shortness of breath?

1. Arrhythmia: The most common cause. A normal person has a regular heartbeat with a frequency that suits physiological needs. The heartbeat is slower when resting and faster when exercising. Children have faster heartbeats and the elderly have slower heartbeats. The regular beating of the heart relies on the regular stimulation of weak electrical signals from its special tissue, the "sinus atrial node". If there is a problem with the generation and conduction of this electrical signal, the heartbeat will be too fast, too slow or irregular, which is called arrhythmia.

2. Left heart failure: It is common in hypertension, coronary heart disease, valvular heart disease, etc. The precursor symptoms are that the patient likes to raise the pillow when sleeping and is often awakened by chest tightness and shortness of breath. Sudden onset of dyspnea at night is a typical symptom of left heart failure.

3. Respiratory diseases: Chronic respiratory diseases usually cause alveolar enlargement, decreased elasticity, and impaired lung function. These diseases are common in chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, bronchial asthma, and tuberculosis. They manifest as difficulty breathing, aggravated coughing with the slightest activity, and difficulty in coughing up sputum. Treatment should be sought as soon as possible.

4. Pulmonary embolism: It is more common in heart valve disease. If you have difficulty breathing, chest pain, cough and other symptoms, you need to be alert. When the coronary artery is not fully supplied with blood due to coronary heart disease, the elderly often feel chest tightness. It is best to do an electrocardiogram in time.

5. Lung cancer, advanced tuberculosis, silicosis, bronchial asthma, etc. all have symptoms of shortness of breath.