Does ibuprofen help with tachycardia?
Or what helps that is easily available and does not require a prescription?
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Ibu is a painkiller that additionally acts as anti-inflammatory. At Tachykardie, your family doctor is the right person. This will create an anamnese, physically examine you, arrange an EKG etc.
That’s really an insurmountable obstacle, you’re right. 😉
In this case, it is only about alleviating symptoms.
Ibuprofen usually does not relieve the symptoms of tachycardia. Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal antirheumathic which, by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis, counteracts the distribution of prostaglandins which are responsible for the formation of pain, fever and inflammation.
However, since cardiovascular side effects can also be generated by this mechanism of action, ibuprofen should be taken only after consultation with a doctor in known pre-disorders concerning the heart.
Choosing a possible drug treatment depends on the cause of tachycardia. There are numerous possibilities here, such as beta blockers, potassium channel blockers, sodium channel blockers and adenosine. Which treatment option is the right one in your case can only be a doctor.
Good luck!
Ibuprofen should be taken rather cautiously in the case of heart problems.
So no, Ibuprofen is pretty sure not helping. Like that. It’s a painkiller.
Even if you don’t want to hear this, let the doctor explain it.
No, don’t help
No. Only indirectly if you have fever.
No, the cause must be explained so that something can be done specifically.
You’re not going to my question. This is not an option in this case.
Who can read is clearly in advantage, the no is not there for fun.
What am I supposed to justify? Ibuprofen is simply the wrong drug. This is clearly documented with a no.
Apart from the fact that one has to treat the cause in a targeted manner, because otherwise one can do a lot of damage.
I meant the latter part in the description. Something that goes beyond a plump no.