Patient's question:
Congenital heart defect. Onset and duration of this illness: Five minutes. Current general condition: Sometimes better, but prolonged onset. Medical history: Previous diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes: Diagnosed with pericardial developmental disorder. Auxiliary examinations: Other:Doctor's answer:
Congenital developmental defects cannot be treated surgically. It is necessary to adjust the heart function according to the patient's heart function. Myocardial nutrition is the best way to maintain and treat myocardial damage. Patients with congenital heart developmental abnormalities should avoid strenuous activities, as they can lead to hypoxia in the body, causing severe discomfort. Proper exercise should be gradually increased to help restore the relative new function.