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    Dr. Mukharjee Madivada

    Senior Interventional Cardiologist | Managing Director, Pulse Heart Center | Director, Pulse Heart Charitable Trust | Pulse Heart Center

    3 days ago

    A child who dances when she doesn’t want to. Her hands and…

    A child who dances when she doesn’t want to. Her hands and legs move on their own. She cannot stop them, even when she tries. This is not a dance. It is Sydenham chorea, also known as rheumatic chorea or St. Vitus dance. What many families may not know is that it can develop months after a throat infection caused by Group A beta-hemolytic Streptococcus. The body produces antibodies to fight the infection. Through a process called molecular m

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