Patient's question:
Doctor, my daughter is 13 years old and in junior high school. A month ago, the child told me she felt weak all over. At the time, I didn't take it too seriously, thinking it was just from practicing. A few days ago, during the school's group health check-up, the doctor said the child had myocarditis. Hello, how can myocarditis be completely recovered? What medicine is most effective?Doctor's answer:
For myocarditis, it is commonly caused by viral infections and may be related to factors such as increased resistance during a child's cold. Generally, it requires the use of antiviral medications, along with many drugs that nourish the heart muscle for treatment. Specifically, medication should be administered based on the child's blood test results, ECG, myocardial enzyme tests, and following the doctor's advice. During treatment, it is important to rest, avoid catching a cold, and maintain a light diet.