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At Maternite Hospital, we often meet parents who never imagined their child could have a heart condition. A father once told us, “I thought heart problems were only for adults. My son is just seven.” The truth is, children too can face heart-related issues, and spotting the signs early changes everything.
If a child gets tired after just a little play, or an infant struggles to feed without stopping, parents usually think it’s weakness. But sometimes, the heart is not pumping as strongly as it should. With the right child cardiology treatment, these children often bounce back and lead completely normal lives.
We’ve seen parents bring babies who breathe fast even while resting, or children who sweat heavily after climbing just a few steps. At our pediatric illness treatment center, we check such cases carefully. Many turn out to be treatable heart concerns.
Good food but poor weight gain is another clue. When the heart is working harder than it should, growth slows down. We remind parents not to dismiss this as “picky eating.”
Another sign is falling ill again and again. Children with undiagnosed heart issues often have frequent chest infections. Parents think it’s weak immunity, but often it’s the heart under stress.
This is a more visible signal. A bluish shade on the lips, tongue, or fingers means oxygen is not reaching the body well. It needs urgent medical attention.
Not all children need operations, but in some conditions, surgery gives them the best chance to live healthy lives. Our pediatric surgery specialists work closely with cardiology doctors to decide the safest, most effective plan. Parents are guided step by step so they never feel alone in the process.
Heart problems in children are not as rare as people think. The earlier they are found, the easier they are to treat. At Maternite Hospital, our team combines expert child cardiology treatment, a dedicated pediatric illness treatment center, and skilled pediatric surgery specialists to support families every step of the way. With the right care, most children go on to live active, joyful childhoods.
Maternite is more than just a hospital—we are a caring family. We warmly welcome mothers, babies, and families into a supportive, comforting space where our skilled team offers gentle, personalized care alongside advanced medical technology. Here, every patient feels safe, understood, and at home. Your health journey becomes our shared story, filled with warmth and compassion.