What Does the Term "Pseudoleft Axis Deviation" Mean?

Pseudo-leftward deviation of electrical axis refers to the apparent leftward deviation of the electrical axis, but in fact, the electrical axis is severely rightward deviated. Pseudo-leftward deviation of electrical axis is a term used in electrocardiography. The normal range of electrical axis is between -30° and +90°. The deviation is affected by many factors, such as body type, age, and the ratio of ventricular mass. It is common to see pseudo-leftward deviation of electrical axis in patients with chronic bronchitis complicated with emphysema and pulmonary heart disease. Here are some points to note:

1. After pseudo-leftward deviation of electrical axis occurs, it is necessary to identify the specific cause and carry out corresponding treatment. Patients with pseudo-leftward deviation of electrical axis may suffer significant damage to their bodies, and many patients may experience symptoms such as chest tightness and palpitations. Therefore, good measures must be taken to control this disease.

2. Rest well, maintain sufficient sleep, avoid overexertion, and cooperate actively with doctors for treatment. In addition, pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and refrain from intense exercise. During treatment, it is also important to adjust one's mood, avoid excessive sadness, and avoid excessive anxiety.

3. Regularly control blood pressure, maintain a healthy lifestyle, engage in appropriate physical exercise such as swimming, Tai Chi, drink plenty of water, eat less high-salt and high-fat foods, and avoid a series of adverse effects on heart function. The choice of exercise method is crucial, and one should never bring any adverse impact to one's health.