Re: my youngest granddaughter
- From: wtwjgc <joee.20.wtwjgc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:29:09 GMT
On 31/10/2007 18:48, shaz wrote with interest:
Caitlin who is now 18 months old is now waiting to see a paediatrician. The dr. told her Mum today that she has a heart murmur. She took her for impetigo and they did some checks on her, so now she will have to have a scan. So things do not seem to get better. There always seems to be something to worry about.
Quote from BBC Health section.
Causes
Heart murmurs are common in babies and young children. The majority aren't a sign of a problem with the heart but result from the fast rate at which children's hearts beat or normal variations in the structure of the heart. Some factors, such as fever or excitement, make an innocent murmur more likely because they increase the speed at which the heart pumps.
Who's affected?
About 30 per cent of children will, at some time, have an innocent murmur. Murmurs due to disease are much less common.
Hope it is nothing serious.
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