What are the clinical features of heart disease in children?

Congenital heart disease is generally more common in children, and the main reason for children to suffer from this disease is that women do not pay enough attention to conditioning during pregnancy. Some women may take drugs at will or smoke excessively during pregnancy, causing the baby to suffer from congenital heart disease. So what are the clinical characteristics of a baby with congenital heart disease?

A very important point in preventing congenital heart disease is to try not to stay in front of computers, microwave ovens and other places with strong magnetic fields for too long in the early stages of pregnancy, because the fetus is in a critical stage of nervous system and organ development, and various organs are taking shape, which may cause developmental defects in the child.

Congenital heart disease usually has no symptoms in mild cases, but may cause breathing difficulties after running or exertion. In more serious cases, children may experience difficulty breathing after a little activity, cyanosis of the mouth, and fainting, etc. Parents must pay attention to this.

If family members find these abnormal behaviors in their children, they must take the children to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, because if the child is too big, surgery cannot be performed, which will delay the child's life, and if allowed to develop, it will cause diseases of other organs.

How can pregnant mothers prevent their babies from suffering from congenital heart disease?

1. Some people believe that children's congenital heart disease is related to ultrasound, surrounding radioactive substances, etc., but these claims have not been conclusively proven.

2. If some fetuses do not develop well or are not healthy, there will sometimes be reactions, such as some mothers having miscarriages. These reasons are partly due to the mother's inability to adapt and partly due to the abnormal development of the fetus itself. Some mothers use some drugs to protect the fetus, and these drugs will have a certain impact on the development of the fetus.

The symptoms of congenital heart disease are very obvious, but if you don't pay attention in normal times, it is easy to confuse them with symptoms of other types of diseases. If you find that your child has the symptoms mentioned above, you must take your child to the hospital for treatment to avoid missing the best treatment time and affecting the child's normal health.