Patient's question:
My son has not been in good health since he was born prematurely, and he also has some heart problems. He is still being treated in the hospital. Recently, for some unknown reason, he has been experiencing frequent premature beats. I would like to ask the doctor how to treat my child's premature beats?Doctor's answer:
Problems with heart function, especially sudden premature heart palpitations, known as premature beats, often indicate congenital diseases if the premature infant's body is not in good condition and frequently has issues. To treat premature heart palpitations, various stabilizing heart medications can be chosen. However, if the child is still young, careful observation is recommended first. Especially if the child does not experience palpitations, discomfort, or irregular heartbeat during daily activities, it may be advisable to avoid unnecessary interventions and allow physical exercise to help regulate the condition.