Treatment of tachycardia in Mykolaiv

20.12.2024 |

Tachycardia is a condition in which the heart rate exceeds the normal range (more than 100 beats per minute at rest). The causes of tachycardia can be both physiological (stress, physical activity) and pathological – caused by cardiovascular or endocrine diseases. At the ZDRAVO Family Medicine Clinic in Mykolaiv, you can undergo a complete diagnosis and effective treatment of tachycardia under the supervision of experienced doctors.

Symptoms of tachycardia

Among the main signs:

heart palpitations;
feeling of anxiety
dizziness
chest pain;
shortness of breath or feeling of lack of air.

If you notice such symptoms, we advise you to seek a cardiologist’s consultation. The ZDRAVO clinic employs experienced specialists who specialise in the treatment of arrhythmias and other cardiac pathologies.

How is the diagnosis carried out?

Examination of patients with tachycardia includes:

ECG;
Ultrasound of the heart (echocardiography);
blood tests for hormones and electrolytes – see Tests;
daily ECG monitoring (if indicated);
consultations of related specialists – if necessary, the patient may be referred to an endocrinologist or neurologist.

Treatment of tachycardia

After the diagnosis is made, the cardiologist selects an individual therapy regimen. It can be:

medical treatment;
blood pressure and rhythm control;
lifestyle changes;
eliminating the causes of tachycardia (e.g., anaemia, stress, or hormonal imbalance).

ZDRAVO also offers Check-Up programmes that allow for a comprehensive assessment of the cardiovascular system and timely detection of hidden pathologies.

We also help patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, heart failure, and related disorders. Make an appointment and we will select the best treatment plan for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is tachycardia and how dangerous is it?

Tachycardia is an abnormal heart rhythm when the heart beats too fast (more than 100 beats per minute at rest). Some forms of tachycardia are safe, but others may indicate serious diseases of the cardiovascular system. At the ZDRAVO clinic, we carry out a full diagnosis to identify the cause and degree of risk.

What tests are needed for tachycardia?

The most commonly prescribed tests are ECG, ultrasound of the heart, blood tests for electrolytes and hormones, and daily ECG monitoring (Holter). This helps the cardiologist to make an accurate diagnosis.

Who treats tachycardia at the ZDRAVO clinic?

Treatment is performed by a cardiologist. If necessary, an endocrinologist or neurologist may be involved if tachycardia is associated with hormonal or nervous disorders.

What treatments are used for tachycardia?

Treatment depends on the cause of the rhythm disturbance. This can include drug therapy, lifestyle changes, and elimination of triggers (stress, caffeine, anaemia). In complicated cases, specialised treatment or hospitalisation is required. We also offer Check-Up programmes for a comprehensive approach to heart health.

Is it possible to cure tachycardia completely?

Yes, if the cause of the tachycardia is determined accurately, most forms can be effectively treated or controlled. Regular visits to the cardiologist, adherence to recommendations and control of concomitant conditions are the key to a normal heart rhythm.

Cardiologist Liudmyla Mykolaivna Kilivnyk

Lyudmila Mykolaivna Kilivnik has been a true professional in her field for 20 years. A cardiologist conducts both consultation and diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases. Performs echocardiography.

Lyudmila Mykolaivna believed that the body should be considered as an inseparable whole with all its medical and psychological features. He actively participates in medical seminars and conferences, systematically improves his qualifications, takes part in projects related to a healthy lifestyle.