Eating spicy food can cause premature beats. Premature beats are also known as preterm contractions or premature beats. The causes of premature beats are complex. Eating spicy food can cause the patient’s sympathetic nerves to become excited, which can lead to premature beat symptoms. Some healthy people may experience premature beats when they are emotionally excited, tired, nervous, smoke, drink alcohol, take strong tea, or take certain medications. After resting and relaxing, the symptoms may disappear. Myocarditis, heart failure, coronary atherosclerotic heart disease, hyperthyroidism and other organic diseases can also cause premature beats. Patients with symptoms of premature beats are advised to consult the Department of Cardiology of regular hospitals in a timely manner to have their condition evaluated and treated by a professional physician to avoid delays in their condition.