Patient's question:
My daughter has had congenital heart disease since she was a child. After much effort, she has finally grown up and reached the stage where she is suitable for surgery. Unexpectedly, after undergoing valve replacement and radiofrequency ablation, her heart has repeatedly skipped beats multiple times. Is this due to an immune reaction in her heart causing this condition?Doctor's answer:
Multiple occurrences of this situation should not be considered an immune rejection phenomenon causing the recurring symptoms. It is recommended to first use some medications for, such as antiarrhythmic drugs, to implement. At the same time, pay attention to ensuring good rest and deep sleep, and carefully observe the symptoms to see how they can gradually and completely recover. If it doesn't improve after a long time, it is mainly considered that the radiofrequency cooling surgery did not achieve good and complete relief.