What Season Does a Myocardial Bridge Fear?

1. In fact, there is no season that a myocardial bridge fears, but winter can relatively easily induce angina pectoris.

2. A myocardial bridge is a more common congenital developmental abnormality, mainly due to congenital abnormal development of myocardial fibers, which covers a segment of the coronary artery. Mild cases generally have no obvious symptoms, while severe cases may lead to angina pectoris and even sudden death. However, there is no season that a myocardial bridge fears, and it is usually the same in any season. But if you don't take care in winter, such as frequently experiencing cold stimulation, it may lead to angina pectoris.

3. Myocardial bridges should also generally avoid excessive fatigue, as it can easily increase the burden on the heart and significantly accelerate the heart rate, leading to angina pectoris and arrhythmia. The general manifestations can be chest distress, asthma, fatigue, etc.

4. If a myocardial bridge suddenly experiences chest pain, it is likely caused by angina pectoris. You must go to the hospital as soon as possible and cooperate with the doctor for examination to receive targeted treatment.