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Suggest Home Remedies To Reduce The Rapid Heart Rate In A Special Needs Child

my son is speical needs and has an elevated heart rate due to an ear infection, his ENT is out till next monday and im trying to keep him from having an asthma flare up and getting sick due to the ear infection and elevated heart rate. is there any home remidies i can do to lower his heart rate safely.
Mon, 4 Jan 2016
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I really appreciate your concern for your son, if your main concern is tachycardia then it needs to be investigated for underlying cause, if it is the infection (Ear) then this may cause the febrile condition and it may cause the tachycardia, once the fever subsided heart rate comes to normal one,, in pediatric age little increase in heart rate could be common phenomenon and this is nothing to worry, without knowing the underlying cause and finding of pure tachycardia it can not be treated, hope this information helps.
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Suggest Home Remedies To Reduce The Rapid Heart Rate In A Special Needs Child

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern for your son, if your main concern is tachycardia then it needs to be investigated for underlying cause, if it is the infection (Ear) then this may cause the febrile condition and it may cause the tachycardia, once the fever subsided heart rate comes to normal one,, in pediatric age little increase in heart rate could be common phenomenon and this is nothing to worry, without knowing the underlying cause and finding of pure tachycardia it can not be treated, hope this information helps.