In this case, heart failure is considered to be present. For patients with heart failure, depending on the severity of heart failure, the corresponding approach is also different. For example, if the patient has acute left heart failure, it is recommended that the patient should be treated with 20-40mg of furosemide, sodium nitroprusside or neurontin, and aminophylline or methylprednisolone for asthma. Patients are advised to take long-term secondary prevention medications, such as metoprolol or bisoprolol, and also spironolactone in combination, as well as drugs of the priligy or sartan class, such as benazepril and irbesartan, as these drugs help reverse left ventricular remodeling and slow down the progression of heart failure. Depending on the degree of the patient’s current heart failure, if the current heart failure is severe and the heart rate is not controlled up to the standard, a combination of Ivabradine can also be applied on top of beta-blockers.