The child has dizziness and chest tightness

Children are full of energy. Parents often see their children jumping and running all day long and still full of energy. However, some children often experience dizziness and chest tightness, which will be more obvious if they do strenuous exercise. If your child often experiences dizziness and chest tightness, he or she should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination as soon as possible. So, what is going on when children feel dizzy and have chest tightness?

1. What causes dizziness and chest tightness in children?

If children exhibit the above symptoms, they need to go to the pediatric growth and development department of the hospital for formal examination, for example, to check whether they have anemia or any deficiency of trace elements. Children should also pay attention to proper physical exercise. It is recommended to do an electrocardiogram for the baby first to see if there is myocarditis. If not, pay attention to rest.

Why do children feel dizzy?

1. As a parent, you should first check whether your child’s dizziness is accompanied by a high fever. It is very likely that the dizziness is caused by a cold.

2. When a child is standing upright, the blood supply to the brain is reduced. If you are not careful, change your body position suddenly, or encounter hunger, mental stress, etc., it will often induce dizziness, and in severe cases, you may suddenly faint.

3. Children’s bad mood is also a cause of dizziness. They are prone to palpitations, chest tightness, abdominal distension, decreased energy, drowsiness during the day, and insomnia at night. Neck discomfort, headache, head swelling, fatigue, aches and pains in the limbs.

4. Malnutrition in children can cause dizziness, memory loss, unclear thinking, and dizziness after using their brains. They will also walk unsteadily, cautiously, afraid of falling, and unable to take a step.

5. Children who often feel dizzy may be caused by anemia or hot weather, or the most common cause is iron deficiency anemia.

6. Observe whether the child has any injuries on his head. Injuries may also cause dizziness, so parents should take good care of their children and prevent them from getting hurt.

7. Children's neurological diseases, such as epilepsy, can also cause children to suddenly faint or suffer from dizziness for a long time.

8. Malnutrition in children can cause dizziness, memory loss, unclear thinking, and dizziness after using their brains. They will also walk unsteadily, cautiously, afraid of falling, and unable to take a step.