What is myocarditis in children?

Ever since we began to understand the heart, we know that heart disease is a very terrible disease. Why do we say that? The main reason is that heart disease can really be fatal, and the chances are relatively high. This is why many heart patients carry "heart-saving pills" with them. They can really save precious lives at critical moments. Nowadays, heart disease is also beginning to occur at a younger age. For example, there are many children with myocarditis. So what is myocarditis in children?

Myocarditis in children refers to localized and diffuse inflammation of the myocardium caused by various reasons, although some myocarditis may develop into congestive myocarditis or restrictive myocarditis in the end stage. Medical research has found that the causes of myocarditis can be divided into: viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites. In addition, external conditions such as physical and chemical factors can also cause myocarditis.

Drug treatment

1. Myocardial rehabilitation soup can repair the damage of the valve endothelium, dissolve atherosclerotic plaques, prevent lipid deposition, and ensure the myocardial blood oxygen supply.

2. Myocardial Rehabilitation Soup can significantly shorten the duration of arrhythmia and has a good improvement effect on electrocardiogram ST segment elevation. Taking one course of treatment can significantly reduce the incidence of myocardial ischemia combined with heart failure.

3. Myocardial rehabilitation soup has obvious synergistic effects of anti-hypoxia, analgesia, sedation and sleep.

4. Myocardial Recovery Soup reduces the viscosity, thickness, concentration and aggregation of blood, inhibits the synthesis and absorption of cholesterol and triglycerides, softens blood vessels and restores vascular elasticity.

5. Myocardial Recovery Soup is rich in various saponins that nourish the myocardium. It can quickly repair and nourish damaged myocardial cells, promote the generation of myocardial cells, and restore heart function.

Nutrition Mastery

Zinc is an essential trace element for the human body and has a significant impact on the heart. Zinc is involved in the synthesis of multiple enzymes and can protect cells from or reduce damage by free radicals. Zinc itself can directly inhibit lipid peroxidation reactions, stabilize cell membrane structure, and repair damage to myocardial cells caused by myocarditis.

Selenium is a component of human glutathione peroxidase. The lack of this enzyme will hinder cell metabolism. Selenium deficiency leads to an increase in mitochondrial oxygen free radicals in the myocardium, an increase in cellular lipid peroxides, a decrease in glutathione peroxidase levels, poor antioxidant capacity of the body, and further damage to myocardial cells.

This shows that trace elements zinc and selenium have great protective effects on the heart.