Patient's question:
The child, who was found to have heart problems, can now eat and play. There are no signs of illness reappearing on their face. Please compare the current echocardiogram with the one from two years ago and let me know if there are any points of attention.Doctor's answer:
The relevant examination primarily reflects aortic valve stenosis, mild regurgitation, and patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure, among other conditions. It is recommended that the examination mainly focuses on PFO closure and aortic stenosis. Generally, PFO closure is associated with cardiac abnormalities and can lead to various diseases, thereby interfering with health. Therefore, surgical treatment should be considered in a specific and appropriate manner. The above advice is for the question "If a child is found to have heart problems, how should they be taken care of when they can eat and play?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!