Patient's question:
My daughter is six years old. She has congenital sinus arrhythmia since she was born. Sometimes she can't catch her breath, and some medication hasn't helped. When she had a thorough check-up at the hospital, the doctor said it was very serious and could be life-threatening. What should be done about congenital sinus arrhythmia?Doctor's answer:
Alright, for your daughter, who has congenital sinus arrhythmia and has again experienced symptoms of respiratory distress and difficulty, it is recommended that you hospitalize her as soon as possible. Under the guidance of professional physicians in the cardiology department, treatment should be administered. Surgical intervention may be necessary if needed to achieve relief. Generally, the prognosis is good. For patients with congenital sinus arrhythmia, it is important to avoid heavy physical labor and intense sports in daily life to prevent the recurrence of symptoms such as respiratory distress and discomfort in the heart.