Patient's question:
My wife gave birth to a son, which was originally a very happy event. However, the doctor said my son has congenital heart disease, with a 6mm left ventricular defect. I was terrified upon hearing this. How could this happen? I want to know if congenital heart disease can be treated.Doctor's answer:
Heart disease can be cured. Currently, the country has a policy offering half-price treatment for patients with congenital heart disease. It is recommended to consult the local Red Cross and Charity Association to determine suitable hospitals for surgical treatment. Have a thorough examination at the hospital to decide on an appropriate time for surgery. After the surgery, rest more, and ensure that normal growth and development are not interfered with. Eat more nutritious foods. Additionally, it is important to avoid being stimulated.