Can I take Coenzyme Q10 for palpitations?

　　The common dosage form of coenzyme Q10 is coenzyme Q10 capsules. Coenzyme Q10 may be taken when palpitations are caused by abnormal myocardial energy metabolism or coenzyme Q10 deficiency. However, if palpitations are caused by other factors such as arrhythmia or anemia, relying solely on coenzyme Q10 may not effectively relieve symptoms. If abnormalities occur, timely medical consultation is recommended. Detailed explanations are as follows:

　　If palpitations result from insufficient energy production in myocardial cells or low levels of coenzyme Q10 in the body, taking coenzyme Q10 can participate in energy metabolism, improve myocardial function, and help alleviate palpitation symptoms. This situation is commonly seen in cases of myocardial damage or chronic heart failure, where supplementation can provide energy support to the heart muscle.

　　If palpitations are caused by tachyarrhythmia, hyperthyroidism, anemia, or other reasons, coenzyme Q10 cannot address the underlying cause, and symptom relief may not be achieved through its intake alone. At this time, the specific cause should be clearly identified, and targeted treatments should be implemented, such as antiarrhythmic therapy or correction of anemia. Sole reliance on coenzyme Q10 may delay appropriate management.

　　When experiencing palpitations, the underlying cause should first be determined. Blindly taking coenzyme Q10 is not recommended, and timely medical evaluation and examination may be necessary. Follow medical advice to choose appropriate interventions.