Patient's question:
My relative's daughter is almost two years old, but my relative feels that her child's growth and development are a bit slow, a little smaller than average children, and very thin. Moreover, she sweats a lot and often catches colds and feels unwell. My relative's friends said it might be heart disease, which scared my relative badly. Early symptoms of pediatric heart disease?Doctor's answer:
Congenital heart disease is primarily manifested as palpitations, shortness of breath, purple lips, aversion to exercise, poor nutrition and development, and a tendency to suffer from respiratory infections. It is necessary to promptly visit a local general hospital or a formal hospital for follow-up. Through examinations such as those conducted by doctors, electrocardiograms, and color Doppler ultrasound, the diagnosis or exclusion of congenital heart disease can be carefully assessed. Once diagnosed, surgical treatment can be performed to completely restore heart function and eliminate the symptoms mentioned above.