Introduction to myocardial injury in children

After many children are born, it is difficult for parents to discover that there are certain hazards to their children's physical health. For example, myocardial damage in children, this phenomenon causes many health hazards. The following article will give you a detailed introduction to the instrumental causes of myocardial damage in children and how we should deal with it.

Causes of myocardial damage: infection during some disease processes, poisoning due to various reasons (such as alcohol, lead poisoning, and mushroom poisoning). Allergic reactions or autoimmune diseases (such as rheumatic fever, lupus erythematosus, dermatomyositis, scleroderma) or are related to factors such as fatigue and anger.

Main symptoms: fever (low-grade fever), headache, stuffy nose, muscle aches all over the body, chest tightness, palpitations, irregular heartbeat (uneven heart rate and strength), dull pain in the precordial area (the area on the left chest corresponding to the heart), shortness of breath, irritability and anger, and general lack of energy.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a CT scan and not go to kindergarten for the time being.

Preparation method:

Take proper rest, combine work and rest, and avoid overwork.

You can take appropriate health products or foods that can enhance your immune function, relieve physical fatigue, or nourish your heart and kidneys.

Children's myocardium is damaged in life. Parents and friends should pay attention to their children's physical health and consider their children. Give your child physical treatment in time to prevent myocardial damage due to the severity of the illness and the need for childbirth.