Congenital heart disease, ventricular septal defect, and pulmonary hyperhaematopathy congenital hear

From your ultrasound report, your pulmonary artery pressure is very high, almost equal to the systemic arterial pressure (ventricular level bidirectional shunt, no left and right ventricular outflow tract obstruction) You need to have a cardiac catheterization to assess pulmonary vascular resistance, and if the pulmonary artery pressure drops after oxygen, surgery is indicated. The surgery may be ventricular defect repair or ventricular defect repair + atrial septal foramentomy.

1.Congenital heart disease is now a disease that can be operated on, and there are really not many diseases that can be cured in modern medicine, so you must have surgery as soon as possible, don't delay it any longer.

I don't know what city you are in, it's best to go to a tertiary hospital for surgery**, Guangzhou has Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital, Gaozhou People's Hospital. Of course, surgery should be possible in any provincial tertiary hospital in the provincial capital (you can consult locally).

2.If you were diagnosed as a child, you should have surgery as a child, and now it is recommended that the earlier you do it, the better, and now that you know it, you should have surgery as soon as possible.

Good luck soon**!

Oh, you have a relatively large ventricular septal defect, you should have had surgery earlier.

Now it is more difficult, because in the ventricular septal defect has formed a bidirectional shunt, of course, it is still a left-to-right shunt, if it is a right-to-left shunt, it must not be operated.

But that's it, I think that the pulmonary artery pressure is already very high, and the long-term increase in pulmonary artery pressure leads to changes in the pulmonary blood vessels and congestion, and I am afraid that it will be difficult to completely change this with surgery.

But if you don't have surgery, you will continue to develop, so I think it is better to go to the heart center of a big hospital and try to have surgery or surgery.

Ventricular defect, pulmonary hypertension. It is estimated that it can still be operated, but if it is already a right-to-left shunt, there is no chance of surgery. However, a catheter examination may be done before surgery. All problems are caused by ventricular defects, so all the problems of the surgeon are basically solved. As soon as possible.

Congenital heart disease ventricular septal defect, ventricular septal defect of one centimeter, 3 and a half years old, certainly does not close naturally.

If surgery is not contraindicated, surgery is required as soon as possible.

"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%.

At the age of 3 and a half years is a good time for surgery. The surgical method is "ventricular septal defect repair".

The total cost of hospitalization for ventricular septal defect repair ranges from 15,000 to 20,000 yuan, which may vary significantly from hospital to hospital.

The success rate of "ventricular septal defect repair" is basically 100%. ** After the same as a normal person. It does not affect 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, interventional closure is limited to muscular ventricular septal defects and patent ductus arteriosus. Compared with the more mature cardiovascular surgery, interventional closure is very risky, so developed countries are currently strictly restricting interventional closure**. Interventions are only performed for muscular ventricular septal defects, patent ductus arteriosus (both of which can be surgically performed**), and a few conditions with greater surgical risk (eg, Stanford type B or Debakey type 3 aortic dissection).

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