Patient's question:
The child was just born and doesn't know what's going on. There are always red spots on their body, and they are also spitting up milk. What should be done about a ventricular septal defect in a newborn?Doctor's answer:
This condition falls under congenital heart disease in children. Once the child is older, the ventricular septal defect repair surgery can be considered. Daily care for the child should be paid attention to, with emphasis on keeping warm and preventing colds. Regarding vaccinations, consult the attending physician for advice on whether the child's current health condition can tolerate the vaccine.The child has been affected by neonatal diseases, so the family must take the child to a hospital for immediate medical treatment. Avoid using unverified small advertisements for medication and ensure rational drug use. For parents, it is essential to promptly monitor the child's condition and provide as much support as possible to help the child receive timely treatment.