Can baby congenital heart disease be cured? How is the treatment administered?

1.Congenital heart disease, which is common in infants, is possible. If the baby has an atrial septal defect, it is a small secondary foramen type, and the natural closure rate is 15% within 4 years of age.

Surgical repair can be performed in childhood or interventionally closed through a catheter. Intervention is an option when the defect is older than 2 years and the defect margin is far from the superior and inferior vena cava**. If your baby has a ventricular septal defect, it may also close naturally.

It can be traced to the baby's preschool age. If there are clinical symptoms (e.g., recurrent respiratory tract infections, heart failure), prompt surgery is required**.

2.Most congenital heart diseases are possible. The first thing to look at is what kind of congenital heart disease the baby has, the most common being atrial septal defect and ventricular septal defect.

If the atrial septal defect is simple, it can often heal on its own, and if it cannot, it can be surgically performed at preschool age. Then there is the ventricular septal defect. A ventricular septal defect is unlikely to heal on its own.

It is usually through surgery. If surgery is done, it is mainly interventional and surgical thoracotomy, but it can also be **.

3.Then there are more complex congenital conditions, such as tetralogy of Fallot. In this case, the main thing to look for is whether there are other complications of the heart chamber structure.

Under normal circumstances, the effect of batch surgery is also possible, so most of the congenital heart disease in infants and young children can be **. In this case, depending on the structure of the heart chambers and whether there are other complications in the heart, batch surgery can be performed, and the results are good.

4.Until now, most congenital heart diseases have been surgically treated**. If the baby is found to have congenital heart disease, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible, consult the baby's condition with relevant experts, and choose the most suitable plan according to the patient's situation.

Most infants with congenital heart disease are OK. If it is a very mild congenital heart disease in a baby with an atrial septal defect or ventricular septal defect, it may not be able to**, and some may heal on its own.

The baby's congenital heart disease can be cured, but the operation must be performed as soon as possible, and it cannot be delayed for too long; How to go to the hospital for a specific examination, under the guidance of a professional doctor**.

Baby congenital heart disease can be cured, either through surgery or medication, but after healing, it is also necessary to observe for a period of time to prevent other diseases from being found.

It can be cured, surgery can be performed, or it can be carried out according to the plan given by the doctor**, and the situation of ** can be understood.

Summary. Hello, whether there will be sequelae after surgery for congenital heart disease in newborns is a more complex issue. This needs to be related to various factors such as the characteristics of each type of congenital heart disease, the degree of complexity, and the timeliness of medical treatment.

If the defect is relatively small, such as ventricular septal defect, atrial septal defect, and patent ductus arteriosus like common congenital heart disease, there are generally no obvious complications after surgery. However, if the ventricular septum is larger, there may be a certain proportion of complications or sequelae, such as atrioventricular block, a small amount of arrhythmia, intraventricular block, etc., which need to be controlled by follow-up, observation or medication**.

What will happen to babies later in life if they have congenital heart disease**? Congenital heart disease.

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Hello, whether there will be sequelae after surgery for congenital heart disease in newborns is a more complex issue. This needs to be related to various factors such as the characteristics of each type of congenital heart disease, the degree of complexity, and the timeliness of medical treatment. If the defect is relatively small, such as ventricular septal defect, atrial septal defect, and patent ductus arteriosus, such as common congenital heart disease, there are generally no obvious complications after hunger.

However, if the ventricular septum is larger, there may be a certain proportion of complications or sequelae, such as atrioventricular block, a small amount of arrhythmia, intraventricular block, etc., which need to be controlled by follow-up, observation or medication.

How to have congenital heart disease in newborns**If your baby's congenital heart disease is more severe, you need to take active measures after diagnosis**. It is necessary to take surgery immediately**,**only the first stage**, and at the right time in the future, choose to take other surgical methods**, which can also be cured.

Some congenital heart diseases are caused by poor heart development, which can be cured automatically as the baby grows older; Some congenital heart diseases require timely surgery**; There are also congenital heart diseases that are mild heart failure that can be improved by taking the necessary medications; Some congenital heart disease can be treated with a cardiac catheter**.

Can congenital heart disease in newborns be curedMost congenital heart diseases can be improved by surgery or medications. When the child is young, it is generally conservative** and wait until he is older to undergo surgery**. There are also congenital heart diseases that cannot be cured.

In the case of a baby with congenital heart disease, it will prolong the life of the child. With the advancement of technology, congenital heart disease that cannot be developed at present may have a method in the future, and people with congenital heart disease should seek medical attention in time and follow the doctor's advice.

How to prevent congenital heart disease(1) Avoid close relatives marrying wax rock;

2) Premarital check-ups for men and women before marriage;

3) Avoid infection of epidemic virus, mumps and rubella virus in the early stage of pregnancy;

4) Avoid contact with harmful substances such as radiation and radiation sources when the mother is pregnant;

5) Avoid taking drugs that affect fetal development;

6) Positive ** various primary diseases, such as diabetes, etc.;

7) Pay attention to a reasonable diet and avoid nutritional deficiencies;

Neonatal heart disease can be more likely, but it also depends on the type of heart disease and the specific physical condition of the newborn.

It is one of the most common types of congenital heart disease. Small and medium-sized defects, often without significant symptoms, and large and medium-sized defects, can be seen to be stunted, tired, thin, pale, and susceptible to respiratory tract infections. For ventricular septal defects, some children are likely to close spontaneously before the age of 10, so if there are no symptoms, surgery** can be performed after the age of 10.

The first thing that should be established is that having a murmur does not necessarily mean that a newborn baby has a congenital disease, and from another point of view, the absence of a murmur does not mean that there is no doubt that there is no heart disease. However, because many patients with congenital heart disease have undue changes in the structure of the heart, resulting in changes in the blood, cardiovascular murmurs may be very common. Therefore, if the newborn baby can hear the cardiovascular murmur after birth, but the child's general condition is good, there is no black green can wait for the child to be 2-3 months old before checking, and the murmur disappears and does not need to be examined again.

It is necessary to minimize the baby's crying and meet its physiological requirements, such as breastfeeding on time and changing the baby's diaper immediately. Exclusively breastfed children do not have to plug their chests into the baby's mouth and nose to continue sucking, which will make him hold his breath and is very prone to black bruises, so intermittent feeding should be carried out to allow the child to rest. Formula-fed is the same.

The indoor air quality should be fresh and the temperature should be suitable. Children with persistent bruising should be prevented from excessive room temperature and humidity, and must always ensure that they drink enough water each day to prevent the formation of blood clots. Eat a nutritious diet that is easy to digest.

You don't have to eat too much in one meal, you need to eat small and frequent meals. Adjust the structure of ingredients appropriately to avoid severe constipation.

It is also one of the most common types of congenital heart disease. Small and medium-sized defects, often without significant symptoms, and large and medium-sized defects, can be seen to be stunted, tired, thin, pale, and susceptible to respiratory tract infections. For ventricular septal defects, some children are likely to close spontaneously before the age of 10, so if there are no symptoms, surgery** can be performed after the age of 10.

Patent ductus arteriosus. It is a more commonly used type of congenital heart disease in children, and it is best to carry out surgery at the age of 4-15 years after examination and diagnosis, because there is a high probability of spontaneous recovery before the age of 4.

Girls outnumber boys, and clinical symptoms vary according to the size of the defect. Generally, it can be seen that developmental delay, paleness, fatigue, and shortness of breath are prone to occur after theme activities. If there are no complications, surgery should be performed at the age of 10 to 15 years.

Tetralogy of Fallot. This type is more severe, and cyanosis of the lips, fingers, and toes, wheezing, poor breathing, and developmental delay often occur in the baby stage. Generally, it is ideal to carry out surgery at the age of 5-15 years, but the pass rate of surgery is not high.

This should be determined according to the specific condition of heart disease, if it is not too serious, it is okay, you must go to the hospital for examination, and cooperate with the doctor**.

Heart disease in newborns is not allowed because the heart of newborns is very fragile and cannot be operated on, and once the operation is performed, it may cause neonatal death.

You can come to our hospital**. How old is the child, if it is young, it may be able to close naturally, and it is not necessary**. If so, it's better to do a cardiac ultrasound first, and I'll see the specific results.

Shanghai Children's Hospital-Department of Cardiology-Chief Physician Shen Jie.

Hello, congenital heart disease: ventricular septal defect (cm), 1-year-old child, there is a possibility of natural closure.

If the ventricular septal defect does not close naturally before the age of four, or if the development is poor before the age of four, the child is prone to colds or pneumonia, and the ventricular septal defect tends to increase, surgery is needed, because the child remembers things after the age of four. At the age of four, the success rate is nearly 100%. The total cost of surgery at the age of four is about 10,0007, which varies from hospital to hospital in different regions.

After surgery, it is the same as a normal child. There are no sequelae.

It is recommended that your child have an echoheart sound once a year.

If you are older than four years of age and have congenital heart disease: ventricular septal defect (with a heart murmur), "ventricular septal defect repair" is recommended. Surgery is required on the following grounds:

1. If there is a heart murmur, the heart murmur affects your mood;

2. Patients and their families have psychological burdens;

3. Ventricular septal defect may lead to infective endocarditis, conduction tract damage and aortic regurgitation.

4. In hospitals with mature technology, the success rate of ventricular septal defect repair is basically 100%.

The total cost of hospitalization for ventricular septal defect repair is about 18,000 to 20,000 yuan, which may vary significantly from hospital to hospital in different regions.

The success rate of "ventricular septal defect repair" is basically 100%. ** After the same as a normal person. It does not affect the patient's work and life.

If you have surgery, it is recommended to go to a hospital that performs a small cosmetic incision in the right armpit for ventricular septal defect repair.

Diagram of a small cosmetic incision in the right armpit.

After surgery, it is the same as a normal person. There are no sequelae.

In developed countries, minimally invasive closure is limited to muscular ventricular septal defects and patent ductus arteriosus.

I hope the above reply is helpful to you and I wish you good health.

Hello, if the child has a clear diagnosis and a ventricular defect of 4mm, there is a possibility of self-healing. If you don't have symptoms, you should have regular follow-ups. If there are uncomfortable symptoms, follow up in time, and if there is no self-healing before school age, consider surgery**. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.