Patient's question:
Child has tachycardia, over 30,000 beats per hour, lowest 69 beats per minute, highest 171 beats per minute. Discovered tachycardia about 1 month ago. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, how has the child recently had a history of colds, nausea, and vomiting? It is recommended to test blood routine, myocardial enzymes, and liver function to see what is causing it, because that can help with targeted treatment and achieve better results. It is necessary to determine what type of premature beat it is. Generally, with such a large number of premature beats, clinical diagnosis can be treated with oral propafenone, avoid strenuous exercise, and conduct a thorough 24-hour Holter examination.