electrocardiograms

When Should a Child Have an ECG?

There are several scenarios where an ECG might be recommended for a child:
Presence of heart murmur
Family history of sudden cardiac death or genetic heart conditions
Symptoms like dizziness, fainting, or palpitations
Before participating in competitive sports
Follow-up for known heart conditions

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