What's wrong with your child's heart rate

summary

A child's arrhythmia refers to a child's heartbeat, sometimes faster and sometimes slower. The symptoms of arrhythmia rarely appear in children, which may be just a symptom of palpitation. But it will bring trouble to parents. Let's talk about how the child's heart rate is different.

What's wrong with your child's heart rate

First: Children's heart rate or fast or slow, more than a certain range is called children's arrhythmia. There are two main manifestations of sinus arrhythmia: sinus tachycardia and sinus bradycardia. Sinus tachycardia is often caused by neurasthenia. The cause of sinus bradycardia is not clear.

Second: with the growth of age, the symptoms of children's arrhythmia will be less and less obvious, and with the gradual development of the body, children's arrhythmia will gradually disappear. Medically speaking, sinus arrhythmia can be divided into respiratory and non respiratory. The former is mainly related to physiological changes, which is normal and does not need treatment.

Third: the symptoms of arrhythmia in children are rare, or only manifested as palpitations. In general, if there is no heart disease, sinus arrhythmia itself does not need to be treated, and the heart rate will disappear after activity.

matters needing attention

When the symptoms of arrhythmia are found, parents should not be too flustered. First, observe the heartbeat of the child. After considering appropriate treatment, they can go to the hospital for examination, so as to formulate a treatment plan for symptomatic treatment.