How to treat weak limbs with slow heart rate?

Question
Hello doctor,
Recently I have a sudden phenomenon of feeling tired and weak, if I eat or drink sweets it will be better than expected not to be hungry, sometimes I even faint, sometimes angina . I went for an electrocardiogram, an echocardiogram, and the doctor diagnosed mild mitral regurgitation, ... slow heart rate 54 beats/min. At home, I also regularly measure my blood pressure and heart rate is the same every time up to 56 beats / minute. So the doctor told me how to treat weak limbs with slow heart rate? Thank you.
Anonymous customer
Answer
Answered by Specialist I Nguyen Phi Tung - Emergency Department, Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital.

Hello,
With the question “How to treat weak limbs with slow heart rate? , the doctor would like to answer as follows:
The doctor needs to add the following information: height, weight, blood pressure you measured.
Your doctor needs more information about the nature of your chest pain, because you describe it as having angina “Angina pain that feels like the heart is being squeezed, constricted, squeezing, or sometimes unpleasant to hear. throbbing in the chest. The most common site of pain is behind the breastbone, mid-chest, or heart area. Signs of angina may appear locally or spread to the neck, jaw, shoulder, left arm. The pain usually only appears for a very short time, about 10-30 seconds or a few minutes”
Regarding your condition, you have a phenomenon of fatigue - eating sweets is better - sometimes fainting, you have chest pain ( could be angina if you check your chest pain has the properties described above by your doctor).
Possible causes include: Metabolic and endocrine (hypoglycemia, dysglycemia, hypothyroidism); Cardiovascular (low blood pressure, sinus bradycardia, coronary artery disease); Anemia...
The doctor recommends the following:
Go to the doctor and check the following tests: Complete blood count (check for anemia); Blood sugar; Thyroid function. During a cardiac exam, the cardiologist may order additional stress testing or a 24-hour electrocardiogram to determine the type of bradyarrhythmia. If you have an accurate diagnosis, the appropriate treatment will be given. Thank you for trusting and sending questions to Vinmec. Wishing you lots of health.
Best regards!