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What Is The Treatment For A Hole In The Heart?

HI DOCTOR. MY NAME IS RAKESH SHETTY. AM FROM UDUPI(KARNATAKA).NOW AM 19 YEARS OLD. I WAS GOT HOLE IN MY HEART IN AGE OF 10 YEARS. AND DR DEVI PRASAD SHETTY DID HEART OPERATION FOR ME. BUT AGAIN NOW FACING SOME PROBLEMS LIKE PAIN IN HEART AND PAIN IN WHOLE BODY AND GETTING WHOLE BODY SWEAT. I DONT KNOW WHY HAPPENING LIKE THIS. AM GETTING FEAR ABOUT THIS SIR. PLEASE SUGGEST ME THAT WHAT I HAVE TO DO UPCOMING DAYS. PLEASE HELP ME AND REPLY ME SIR. THANK YOU, RAKESH SHETTY
Thu, 16 Oct 2014
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Hi welcome to HCM.
Surgery for congenital heart disease like a hole in the heart generally pose no complications.However symptoms like chest pain needs to be specially addressed.I advise you to have a baseline ECG and 2 dimensional echo to assess the baseline cardiac function and to rule out pulmonary hypertension and intracardiac shunting.Revision of surgery is needed if the symptoms persist and fail to respond to drugs.Consult your cardiologist for further query.
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What Is The Treatment For A Hole In The Heart?

Hi welcome to HCM. Surgery for congenital heart disease like a hole in the heart generally pose no complications.However symptoms like chest pain needs to be specially addressed.I advise you to have a baseline ECG and 2 dimensional echo to assess the baseline cardiac function and to rule out pulmonary hypertension and intracardiac shunting.Revision of surgery is needed if the symptoms persist and fail to respond to drugs.Consult your cardiologist for further query. Thank you.