"What Illness Could Cause Tinnitus and Accelerated Heartbeat?"

Tinnitus and accelerated heartbeat may be caused by non-disease factors, or may also be triggered by disease factors such as hyperthyroidism and hypertension.

I. Non-disease Factors

If a patient has been under excessive mental stress recently or frequently stays up late, they may experience tinnitus and accelerated heartbeat. It is recommended to maintain a good mindset, avoid excessive tension and anxiety, and listen to music as a way to alleviate these symptoms.

II. Disease Factors

1. Hyperthyroidism: An endocrine disorder caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormones in the body. During onset, it can increase sympathetic nerve excitability, affecting heart function, leading to palpitations, accompanied by increased appetite, weight loss, and other symptoms. Treatment can include medications such as Thiamazole Tablets and Propylthiouracil Tablets, as prescribed by a doctor.

2. Hypertension: When blood pressure rises, it can stimulate the cardiovascular system, enhancing vasoconstriction, causing accelerated heartbeat. This is often accompanied by dizziness, headaches, and fatigue. Medications such as Nifedipine Sustained-Release Tablets and Irbesartan Capsules can be prescribed to control the progression of the condition.

Additionally, coronary atherosclerotic heart disease may also be a contributing factor. If accompanied by other significant symptoms, immediate medical attention is advised.