Pediatric cardiac diseases, though relatively rare, can have serious implications on a child’s health and well-being. Timely recognition of symptoms is essential for early intervention as well as effective management. This article sheds light on the key symptoms associated with pediatric cardiac diseases, helping parents and caregivers stay vigilant.   Cyanosis and Poor Oxygenation Cyanosis, characterized by a bluish tint to the skin, lips, and nails, is often a telltale sign of insufficient oxygen supply. It can indicate congenital heart defects or other conditions affecting blood oxygenation. Rapid Breathing and Shortness of Breath Children with cardiac diseases might exhibit rapid […]