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6 Months Old Diagnosed With Prominent Vascular Marking Noted Right Paracardiac Region. Is It Serious ?
Hi, My name is AAAAA and my son (6 months) is with his mum in india. He was diagnosed with prominent vascular marking noted right paracardiac region. He is been treated by local doctor and asked to come back in two days. I just want to know if it is a serious or just a case of viral infection. Also what is required to boost his energy and calm him down. What food would you recomend! Regards, AAAA
Prominent vascular markings means either Infection or Inflammation in respiratory passages, Allergy or fluid overload.
But diagnosis is not made only on the basis of X ray findings.
It should be co related with symptoms & signs obtained by physical examination.
So, it will be better to consult a Pulmonologist.
Appropriate management steps will be taken based on complete history, physical examination & co-relating the findings with investigation reports.
And make sure that your son is adequately breast fed & well protected from cold, dust & other allergens.
Wish him a good health & speedy recovery.
Thanks & take care.
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6 Months Old Diagnosed With Prominent Vascular Marking Noted Right Paracardiac Region. Is It Serious ?
Hello Hemanth, Prominent vascular markings means either Infection or Inflammation in respiratory passages, Allergy or fluid overload. But diagnosis is not made only on the basis of X ray findings. It should be co related with symptoms & signs obtained by physical examination. So, it will be better to consult a Pulmonologist. Appropriate management steps will be taken based on complete history, physical examination & co-relating the findings with investigation reports. And make sure that your son is adequately breast fed & well protected from cold, dust & other allergens. Wish him a good health & speedy recovery. Thanks & take care.