Can congenital heart disease be treated surgically?

Introduction: Sometimes some people will suffer from some diseases at birth, especially heart disease. They are called congenital heart diseases. Can congenital heart disease be treated surgically?

First, in fact, most congenital heart diseases are treated by surgery. Children should have a physical examination as soon as they are born. If the doctor finds that there is something wrong with the child's heart at this time, he will generally advise parents to stay in hospital for observation, and advise parents to operate on the child as soon as possible, because the situation of congenital heart disease is not very serious when the child is still young. Surgery can help them recover quickly, and their future life will not be affected. Generally speaking, the success rate of congenital heart disease surgery is good, and the treatment effect is very good in most cases. Therefore, congenital heart disease can be treated by surgery.

Second, the surgical process of congenital heart disease Usually, the treatment of congenital heart disease is to make an incision in the middle of the chest, and then saw the bones in the middle, so that the heart can be displayed. Some heart operations are relatively simple, simple positive repair and new house repair are enough, and some heart operations need to cut off the suture. Under normal circumstances, the incision is relatively small, but because the child is particularly small during the operation, it is said that this incision may become larger with the child's age. It is best to apply some scar-removing drugs after operation to avoid leaving an incision.

Third, in the late stage of congenital heart disease, Bian Xiao actually had a classmate with congenital heart disease. The treatment effect after operation is still good. However, it also means that palpitation and discomfort sometimes occur suddenly, but it is not particularly serious and will soon disappear. Although Bian Xiao can't feel what it looks like, it also shows that early treatment is effective, but there will inevitably be some sequelae.