Patient's question:
Doctor, I came home last night and suddenly felt very uncomfortable in my heart. While I was unconscious, I quickly called my friend to call an ambulance. When I woke up, the doctor told me I have an atrial septal defect type II of congenital heart disease. Can an atrial septal defect type II of congenital heart disease be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Congenital heart disease is a heart condition caused by the incomplete or abnormal development of the fetal heart due to various external factors during pregnancy, leading to poor heart growth and development. Generally, the specific surgical treatment required is determined based on the patient's individual heart development and inflammation status. Through appropriate surgical treatment, heart detoxification can effectively control the condition, but it cannot completely alleviate it.