Genetic factors and cardiovascular disease are related. However, there are other factors that will help us reduce the risk of the disease, even if the patient already has a family history.

I am 22 years old, suffers from Brugada syndrome, has had an ICD implanted, and has recently suffered from constant palpitations. Doctor told me, Brugada syndrome has implanted ICD machine but still has palpitations, is it okay?

Sudden death often occurs in people with structural heart disease, especially coronary artery disease. However, about 5-10% of sudden deaths occur in people without structural cardiac abnormalities and coronary artery disease, but may have risk factors for arrhythmias such as long QT syndrome. , short QT syndrome, pre-excitation syndrome, concussion (commotio cordis) and Brugada syndrome.

Hi doctor! May I ask what is the more dangerous level of Brugada syndrome type 1 with type 2 and type 3? My husband was diagnosed by a doctor at the hospital with Brugada syndrome type 1 but the family does not want to install a pacemaker, is there any way to stabilize the heart rate? Ask your doctor for advice and answers. Thank you sincerely!

Brugada syndrome is a primary electrical and ion channel disease of the heart that causes abnormal heart rhythms coming from the ventricles (lower chambers of the heart), without structural cardiac abnormalities. Patients often have episodes of syncope or sudden death due to ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation. Brugada syndrome is a rare disease that is inherited from one parent.

Brugada syndrome is a rare genetic disorder. The disease affects heart rhythms and can cause them to become too fast or arrhythmia. When there is an arrhythmia, the heart cannot ensure the function of pumping blood to other organs in the body. If someone in the family is diagnosed with Brugada syndrome, other members need to see a specialist for advice and order laboratory tests to diagnose and detect the disease, in which genetic testing is also necessary. should be considered.

Brugada syndrome is a rare but serious condition that causes the heart to beat too fast or irregularly. The arrhythmia prevents blood from being pumped to the rest of the body. Brugada syndrome is a common cause of sudden death in young, healthy people.

Brugada syndrome is a disease of the heart's electrical activity leading to arrhythmia. People with Brugada syndrome are at risk of sudden death at an average age of 40, and there are also cases of children under 1 year old dying suddenly while sleeping. So what are the symptoms of the disease and what is the treatment method?