Patient's question:
Even if I exercise vigorously and sweat profusely, my heart rate remains very slow. While others' hearts can beat dozens of times per minute, mine only beats ten or so times. After carefully examining my heart several times, I finally discovered a septal defect in the heart. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Your symptoms are a common congenital heart defect in clinical diagnosis. It occurs due to multiple abnormal phenomena during the embryonic development process and can occur alone or coexist with other cardiovascular diseases. You can undergo imaging tests at the hospital, including a thorough examination of chest X-rays. At the same time, cooperate with other tests, such as echocardiography and right heart catheterization, and prepare for proper care.