Heart Stress Syndrome

“Strain cardiac syndrome” is a term used to describe a pathological condition associated with various disturbances of the heart rhythm and heart rate. This condition develops as a result of physical activity that exceeds the capabilities of the heart or is unexpected for the body.

Heart strain syndrome is one of the most common diseases of the cardiovascular system. It can occur in both young people and older patients. This syndrome can lead to serious consequences, including heart attacks, cardiac problems, and even death.

The causes of cardiac overstrain syndrome can be different. Some of these include prolonged and intense physical activity, as well as excessive use of alcohol or drugs. In addition, strained heart syndrome can be caused by stress, lack of sleep and other factors that lead to fatigue and decreased heart performance.

Symptoms of heart redirection syndrome usually appear early in the disease

***Cardiac overstrain syndrome*** is a pathological condition of the cardiovascular system, which is characterized by disruption of the normal functioning of the heart after heavy physical activity or sports.

Initially, strain syndrome may develop as a result of excessive stress on the heart. This can happen, for example, during strength training, long-distance running, lifting