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What Causes Excessive Sleepiness In A Child Suffering From Aortic Regurgitation?

my daughter is 2 yrs old and has aortic regurgitation ans she has within the past few day been sleeping alot goes to bed at about 10 and wakes up about 12 the next day and when she gets up her lips and stuff is blue what can i do. i have called her doctors and i cant get any answers
Thu, 20 Aug 2015
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I think that this is unrelated to her AR. She may be responding with excess sleep on account of physical tiredness, effect of medicines (if she is on any cough and cold medicines, for example). Or if you are breastfeeding and the mother is taking sedatives. Is she well otherwise or suffering from fever, infection of any organ, etc? If not, then just continue to monitor her health for some more days before deciding if you need to take her to the ER.

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What Causes Excessive Sleepiness In A Child Suffering From Aortic Regurgitation?

I think that this is unrelated to her AR. She may be responding with excess sleep on account of physical tiredness, effect of medicines (if she is on any cough and cold medicines, for example). Or if you are breastfeeding and the mother is taking sedatives. Is she well otherwise or suffering from fever, infection of any organ, etc? If not, then just continue to monitor her health for some more days before deciding if you need to take her to the ER. Dr. Taher