Patient's question:
My son is only four years old this year. For the past month, the child has been saying that the area around her heart has been trembling very quickly. Sometimes she feels completely weak. Today, we took her for a thorough examination, and it was said that she suffers from pediatric sinus arrhythmia. So, what exactly is pediatric sinus arrhythmia?Doctor's answer:
If a child experiences arrhythmia again, this recurrence should be considered, mainly due to physiological changes in the child's electrocardiogram. If there is a feeling of palpitations or very obvious arrhythmia, it is first necessary to have the child rest and prevent catching a cold. It cannot be ruled out that myocarditis can also lead to the recurrence of arrhythmia. It is recommended to avoid symptoms such as colds, and if necessary, further detailed examination can be conducted.