Arrhythmia (Non-Structural)

Arrhythmia (Non-Structural) – TheTole Treatment & Herbal Approach

Arrhythmia (Non-Structural) is a condition where the heart beats irregularly, too fast, or too slow, without an underlying structural heart defect. While often not life-threatening, it can cause palpitations, dizziness, fatigue, and may increase long-term cardiovascular risk if unmanaged.

Overview

  • Non-structural arrhythmia occurs when the heart’s electrical system malfunctions, leading to irregular heart rhythms such as atrial fibrillation, premature beats, or tachycardia.
  • Common symptoms include palpitations, skipped beats, lightheadedness, fatigue, shortness of breath, and anxiety.
  • Non-structural arrhythmias often develop gradually and may be triggered by stress, lifestyle factors, electrolyte imbalances, or hormonal disturbances.
  • From a TCM perspective, arrhythmia reflects Heart Qi deficiency, Yin-Yang imbalance, Liver Qi stagnation, and Phlegm or Damp accumulation, which disrupt the smooth flow of Qi and Blood, affecting cardiac rhythm.

TheTole Approach

Treatment Philosophy

  • TheTole approach focuses on regulating Heart Qi, harmonising Yin and Yang, relieving Liver Qi stagnation, and clearing internal Phlegm or Dampness.
  • Treatment aims to stabilise heart rhythm, improve circulation, and reduce palpitations, dizziness, and fatigue.

Acupuncture

  • Acupuncture is used to support cardiac electrical balance, improve Qi and Blood circulation, and reduce internal stagnation.
  • Treatment points are selected based on dominant symptoms such as palpitations, dizziness, fatigue, or anxiety.

Herbal Remedies

  • Customized herbal formulations are designed to:
    • Strengthen Heart Qi and nourish Yin-Yang balance
    • Clear Phlegm or Dampness obstructing circulation
    • Regulate Liver Qi to reduce tension and stress-related triggers
    • Support systemic energy and stabilise heart rhythm

Herbal prescriptions are adjusted according to symptom patterns, heart rhythm response, and overall energy balance.

Lifestyle & Diet

  • Lifestyle guidance emphasises stress management, sleep hygiene, heart-friendly diet, and moderate physical activity.
  • Dietary recommendations include whole foods rich in minerals and antioxidants, reduced excessive caffeine, alcohol moderation, and avoidance of highly processed foods.
  • Gentle daily movement and breathing exercises are encouraged to support Heart Qi and overall circulation.

Treatment Process

  • Consultation with Dato’ Tole to assess palpitations, fatigue, dizziness, and energy patterns.
  • Personalised acupuncture sessions to stabilise heart rhythm and harmonise Yin-Yang balance.
  • Custom herbal prescriptions refined over time based on clinical response and symptom improvement.
  • Continuous follow-up to maintain long-term cardiac health and energy balance.

Home Care Tips

  • Track heart rhythm and note triggers such as stress, caffeine, or fatigue.
  • Maintain balanced meals and hydration to support circulation and energy.
  • Practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.
  • Engage in moderate, safe exercise to strengthen cardiovascular resilience.

Research & Evidence

  • Non-structural arrhythmia is recognised in modern medicine as a common functional cardiac disorder influenced by autonomic nervous system imbalance, stress, and metabolic factors.
  • TCM principles that strengthen Heart Qi, harmonise Yin-Yang, regulate Liver Qi, and clear internal obstruction align with improving rhythm stability and cardiovascular function.

FAQs

Q: Can non-structural arrhythmia be treated naturally?
A: Yes. Many patients benefit from acupuncture, herbal therapy, and lifestyle modification to reduce palpitations and stabilise heart rhythm.

Q: What triggers arrhythmia if the heart is structurally normal?
A: Stress, fatigue, hormonal imbalance, electrolyte disturbance, or autonomic nervous system dysfunction can trigger arrhythmias in otherwise healthy hearts.

Q: Can TheTole’s approach reduce the need for medications?
A: Integrative therapy often improves rhythm stability and overall energy. However, patients with serious symptoms should continue following medical advice.

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