Discuss whether a heartbeat of 90 to 96 beats per minute in children is normal, as well as temperature changes during different sleep states.

Rapid heartbeat in newborns may be due to a physiological response to fever or the result of myocardium affected by viral infections. It is recommended to check for myocardial enzymes and an ECG to rule out myocardial damage. If myocardial damage is diagnosed, timely nutritional myocardial treatment should be administered, which can usually lead to recovery.

A rapid heartbeat in children may be caused by various reasons, including anemia and other health issues. How should parents respond?

An increased pulse and heartbeat in children with fever is a normal response, but it’s important to observe their recovery after the fever subsides.

Will a strong heartbeat at five months of pregnancy affect the baby? The monitoring results show no abnormalities; it is recommended to pay attention to rest and diet, and to rest immediately when feeling dizzy.