What symptom does congenital heart disease have?

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Congenital heart disease is the most common type of congenital malformations, accounting for about 28% of all kinds of congenital malformations. It refers to the abnormal anatomical structure caused by the formation of heart and large blood vessels or abnormal development during embryonic development, or the situation that the channel that should be automatically closed after birth can not be closed (normal in the fetus). What symptom does congenital heart disease have? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

What symptom does congenital heart disease have?

First, there are many kinds of congenital heart disease, and its clinical manifestations mainly depend on the size and complexity of the malformation. Complex and serious deformities can appear serious symptoms soon after birth, even life-threatening.

Second: often cold, repeated respiratory tract infection, easy to suffer from pneumonia. Poor growth, emaciation and sweating. When sucking, sucking is weak, feeding is difficult, or the baby refuses to eat, chokes, and is usually short of breath.

Third: children complain of fatigue and poor physical strength. The lips and nails are blue and purple, or blue and purple after crying or activity, clubbing fingers and toes. Like crouching, syncope, hemoptysis. Auscultation revealed a murmur in the heart.

matters needing attention

1. If expectant mothers have the habit of smoking and drinking, it's better to stop at least half a year before pregnancy. 2. Avoid exposure to radiation, electromagnetic radiation and other adverse environmental factors during pregnancy. Avoid traveling to high altitude areas during pregnancy. 3. It's better to give birth before 35 years old. If this cannot be done, it is suggested that the elderly pregnant women must accept strict perinatal medical observation and health care.