What causes premature ejaculation?

In fact, premature beats not only occur in patients with heart disease, but also in normal people. However, the probability of premature beats in patients with heart disease is higher than that in normal people. When normal people are overly nervous or overly tired, they will have premature beats. However, since premature beats may also be caused by physical diseases, it is very necessary for patients with premature beats to understand the causes of premature beats.

Many diseases can cause premature beats, such as hyperthyroidism, anemia, low potassium, fever and other non-heart disease patients. Various heart diseases can cause premature beats, but premature beats are more common in heart diseases such as rheumatic heart disease, coronary artery sclerosis, myocarditis and cardiomyopathy, so you need to pay attention!

First:

Don't be too nervous when premature beats occur. If the cause of premature beats can be found, as long as the cause of premature beats is removed, the premature beats can be gradually eliminated. If the cause of premature beats cannot be found, the prognosis of most patients with premature beats is good.

Second:

Occasional premature beats have little impact on blood circulation, especially when they are not caused by other diseases. Premature beats themselves are not serious diseases and generally do not require treatment. Therefore, patients should eliminate their worries and maintain an optimistic mood.

Third:

Do not smoke, drink, eat less than full, eat less irritating food. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and get enough sleep. If the number of premature beats does not increase after activities, you should participate in cultural and sports activities appropriately.