What should I do if I have an arrhythmia after atrial defect closure?

If there is an arrhythmia after atrial defect closure, you should immediately go to the hospital for a doctor to check it out, and then listen to the doctor's opinion and actively cooperate**.

After this happens, you should adjust your breathing, and don't let yourself become particularly tired, don't make your nerves nervous, you can do some exercise appropriately, and you also need to reflect this situation to the doctor to do a good job**.

Atrial defects are closed by surgery, which is a type of cardiac surgery. Some arrhythmias are a normal reaction after surgery. You can report the situation to the chief physician.

Among congenital heart diseases, only a few have natural recovery, and some gradually increase with age. **The choice of method and timing of surgery depends primarily on the extent and extent of the congenital heart anomaly. Minor malformations, such as atrial septal defects and simple pulmonary stenosis, can be lifelong if the defect is small in diameter and has no significant effect on hemodynamics.

Severe congenital heart disease, such as complete transposition of the great arteries or left ventricular dysplastic syndrome, must be operated on immediately after birth, otherwise the child will not survive.

Headache after closure of an atrial septal defect is a rare or even rare condition. The exact mechanism is not fully understood. In general, it resolves on its own, but lasts an average of 2 years.

Currently, there is no good way to do it other than symptomatic and analgesic**. Your approach is too extreme. This is not desirable.

It's too painful. If possible, you can visit the clinic for a face-to-face consultation, mainly relying on explaining the condition to the patient and psychological counseling. Everything will pass.

Headache after closure of an atrial septal defect is a rare or even rare condition. The exact mechanism is not fully understood. In general, it resolves on its own, but lasts an average of 2 years.

Currently, there is no good way to do it other than symptomatic and analgesic**. Your approach is too extreme. This is not desirable.

It's too painful. If possible, you can visit the clinic for a face-to-face consultation, mainly relying on explaining the condition to the patient and psychological counseling. Everything will pass.

A re-examination of the echocardiography is recommended. The individual does not rule out the possibility of removing the occluder. In developed countries, interventional closure is limited to muscular ventricular septal defects and patent ductus arteriosus.

In the past, interventional closure of atrial septal defects has also been performed in developed countries. This method was canceled due to a number of problems. If arrhythmias are present, metoprolol tablets or bisoprolol** may be used.

If the arrhythmia is severe and medications** are ineffective, it can be done by radiofrequency ablation of the heart**.

Atrial septal loss is a relatively high incidence of congenital heart disease in the world, and there is also a large patient population in China. Generally speaking, minor atrial septal defects will self-close as the patient's body develops, and patients with small defects in adulthood do not need to undergo **, but for patients with severe disease, it is more troublesome. So what should I do if the atrial septal defect cannot be blocked?

1. Adjust your physical condition.

First of all, atrial septal defect closure is a relatively mature operation in the medical community in China, but the rate of patients who can undergo surgery is very high. However, for some patients, surgery is not possible due to other physical factors, and it is not possible to close the atrial septal defect. For example, patients with high blood pressure, thrombosis and other heart inflammation must first treat other abnormalities before they can meet the surgical conditions, so as to undergo surgery** and close the atrial septal defect.

2. Daily precautions.

For patients who have an atrial septal defect and cannot be blocked, there are many limitations in daily life. First of all, patients should avoid exposure to low or high air pressure, that is, avoid entering highland areas and diving sports as much as possible. Even patients who have not shown obvious symptoms for a long time should not be taken lightly, and they need to go to the hospital for long-term and regular follow-up check-ups to monitor their heart function at all times.

It is also necessary to avoid excessive obesity and high blood pressure, which is to minimize the burden on the patient's heart.

3. Other precautions.

Patients with atrial septal defects that cannot be closed also need to be aware of other abnormalities in their bodies. Atrial septal defects can lead to complications such as heart failure and pulmonary hypertension. As soon as the patient becomes unwell, he or she should be hospitalized for immediate observation**.

In addition, when other diseases occur in the body, special attention should be paid to medication, and try to follow the principle of reducing the burden on the heart.

If such a situation occurs, you must go to a more professional hospital for consultation and diagnosis, you can have another operation, and you should also pay attention to maintenance.

It is best to follow the doctor's instructions, after all, the situation is very dangerous, if you have other symptoms, you must get the doctor in time**.

You can consider doing a second surgery for **, the specific method, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination, and then consult the doctor for a specific method.

You can go for a second surgery, you should take into account your physical condition, rest more, and also go through the doctor's guidance and listen to the doctor's words.

Analysis of the situation of the sick belt:

Sinus arrhythmia is a low probability of structural heart disease, which is caused by myocardial ischemia and sinus arrhythmia caused by overwork and poor sleep. It is a functional equipment.

Suggestions: The key is to improve the quality of sleep, ensure the duration of sleep, and avoid fatigue. Drink less caffeinated beverages, such as strong tea, coffee, etc. Can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture**. The mental pressure must not be too great, and we must learn to relieve the tension.