Pediatric Cardiology

What is a Pediatric Cardiologist?

Simply put, a Pediatric cardiologist is well-educated in the diagnosis, treatment, and the management of heart problems in children, including Congenital Heart Disease, holes between chambers of the heart, heart valve problems and Arrhythmias. The list of potential problems can be many, but a Pediatric cardiologist is very well trained in looking for the source of a heart issue. A Pediatric cardiologist is the next level of care from your primary physician. Both Doctors are crucial in the discovery, Diagnosis, and treatment of heart problems in children. 

Family History

Family History plays an important role in the diagnosis of a potential heart problem. In fact, when alerted to a family history of heart defects such as Hypertension, Pulmonary Stenosis, heart attacks and such, we can take the necessary steps to approach potential issues during pregnancy. Pre-Natal and Fetal Diagnosis is an important step to take if there is a family history of heart problems. Please talk to our team today to learn more.

What Do We Treat?

Here is a shortlist of the major heart issues we attend to every day:
  • Congenital Heart Defects (problems present at birth)
  • Acquired heart problems such as cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, & Kawasaki disease
  • Heart rhythm problems such as rapid or slow heart rates
  • Fetal cardiology (prenatal diagnosis and treatment of heart problems in the unborn fetus)
  • Hypertension (high blood pressure)
  • Lipid disorders (cholesterol and lipid metabolism disorders)
  • Chest pain
  • Dizziness and syncope (loss of consciousness)
  • Research any Family history of heart disease
No two cases are alike, please give our staff a call for an appointment.
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