Patient's question:
The child is only 1 year old now, and he is having difficulty breathing and sweating a lot. A friend who studies medicine said it might be a heart problem, somewhat like a ventricular septal defect. X-rays are needed to confirm it. What are the symptoms of a ventricular septal defect in infants?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is a great pleasure to assist you. Typical symptoms of ventricular septal defect: When the defect is small and the flow is low, there are no obvious symptoms. Patients with large defects and high blood flow may have developmental delays, palpitations, shortness of breath after exercise, repeated lung infections, severe respiratory distress, and left heart failure. This disease is a congenital condition, and there are no effective preventive measures. Early diagnosis and treatment.