Is the child's myocarditis serious?

Children's myocarditis generally refers to childhood myocarditis, the severity of the disease varies, depending on age, immune function and other factors.

Children's myocarditis is a variety of factors to promote myocardial cell damage caused by the disease. If the child's age is older, and immunity is better, the general condition is not serious. If the child's age is young, immune function is low, usually the condition will be relatively serious, children will appear congestive heart failure symptoms, manifested as pale, refusing to eat, vomiting, breathing difficulties, dry cough, irritability and cyanosis. If the heart failure is caused by infection or fatigue, the disease will last for several years, and it will also lead to enlargement of the heart and liver, obvious edema, and ultimately life-threatening.