Cardiac arrhythmias are becoming more and more common and tend to be younger, if previously the disease only appeared in the elderly, now it appears in young people as well. If not detected and treated promptly, the disease can seriously affect health, even life-threatening. So what are the symptoms of arrhythmia that need to be examined and what is an arrhythmia examination?

Every day our heart beats about 100,000 times and provides more than 7,500 liters of blood to all organs in the body. Having to work non-stop every day like that, it's hard to avoid times when the heart beats wrongly. So can arrhythmia be cured?

Have you ever wondered what a normal heart rate is? And what is a good heart rate? Does a fast, slow, or irregular heart rate affect your health? Learn more about your heart rate in the article below.