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by Laura__0__0, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By Laura on July 10, 1998 at 21:56:32:
I asked a question earlier about my 2 year old son's supraventricular tachycardia which you kindly answered thank you. He also has an incomplete right bundle branch block and the doctors say its completely harmless. I was wondering if that is something that would be or could be a problem to him in the future, something that as he gets older he should remember to tell his doctors about? Also he had an echocardiogram when he was around 1 which showed "a tiny patent foramen ovale" which again we were told was of no concern. Should this be followed up on? Unfortunately where we live there is only one group of pediatric cardiologists and we do not have a good relationship with our doctor and we truly do not trust him which is why I have all these questions. Thank you very much for your help!
Laura
I asked a question earlier about my 2 year old son's supraventricular tachycardia which you kindly answered thank you. He also has an incomplete right bundle branch block and the doctors say its completely harmless. I was wondering if that is something that would be or could be a problem to him in the future, something that as he gets older he should remember to tell his doctors about? Also he had an echocardiogram when he was around 1 which showed "a tiny patent foramen ovale" which again we were told was of no concern. Should this be followed up on? Unfortunately where we live there is only one group of pediatric cardiologists and we do not have a good relationship with our doctor and we truly do not trust him which is why I have all these questions. Thank you very much for your help!
Laura
