Patient's question:
Fructose and Vitamin C. On November 16, the creatine kinase isoenzyme was still 27 (normal range), and no further medication was administered. On November 27, the child was given an intravenous drip for bronchitis and had another test, with the creatine kinase isoenzyme at 26 (1-25), lactate dehydrogenase at 287 (40-250). The ECG was normal, the echocardiogram was normal, and both Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Chlamydia pneumoniae tests were normal. Due to the severe bronchitis, no medication for myocardial damage was used. It is now April 9, 2013, which has been four months since then, and no medication for myocardial damage has been given to the child. The child is now in good spirits but tends to avoid activities. During this period, the child has had a fever and coughing. Should the child have another test?Doctor's answer:
This friend, based on the situation you described, consider respiratory tract infection. Suggestions: Many times the myocardial enzymes were elevated, indicating myocardial damage, should prevent fever, avoid strenuous exercise. Currently, respiratory tract infection has occurred again, viral infection may lead to aggravation of myocardial damage, it is recommended to take a chest X-ray to confirm whether there is inflammation in the lungs, and it is best to re-examine myocardial enzymes. The above is the advice on the question "Should the child still re-examine myocardial enzymes?", hope it helps you, wish you health!