Patient's question:
My child, who is six years old, was diagnosed with myocarditis and stayed in the children's hospital for a week, except for arrhythmia. Now the illness has recurred. What should I do? I care and help: What suggestions do you have?Doctor's answer:
Your condition may be related to pediatric viral myocarditis treatment issues. Generally, symptoms often recur after a cold, with most cases presenting as palpitations and chest tightness. It is recommended that individuals suspected of having viral myocarditis should seek follow-up treatment in the cardiology department. Tests such as echocardiography, myocardial enzyme tests, and electrocardiograms should be conducted to identify the cause. Treatment should include medications that nourish the heart muscle, promote blood circulation to remove blood stasis, and stabilize heart rate for symptomatic relief.