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Congenital Heart Disease (Pediatric and Adult)
Expert diagnosis and advanced treatment pathways for congenital heart disease (pediatric and adult), prioritized for your recovery.
CONSULT A SPECIALISTCongenital Heart Disease (Pediatric and Adult)
Understanding Congenital Heart Disease (Pediatric and Adult)
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) refers to structural abnormalities of the heart or major blood vessels that are present from birth. These defects may affect heart chambers, valves, arteries, or blood flow pathways. Some conditions are diagnosed during infancy, while others may remain undetected until adulthood.
Introduction
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) refers to structural abnormalities of the heart or major blood vessels that are present from birth. These defects may affect heart chambers, valves, arteries, or blood flow pathways. Some conditions are diagnosed during infancy, while others may remain undetected until adulthood.
Common Symptoms
- Shortness of breath during feeding, exercise, or activity
- Bluish discoloration of lips or fingers (cyanosis)
- Poor weight gain and delayed growth in children
- Fatigue and reduced exercise tolerance
- Heart murmur detected during examination
Treatment Options
- Echocardiography and cardiac imaging evaluation
- Medications for heart failure or rhythm control
- Catheter-based corrective procedures
- Open-heart surgical repair or reconstruction
- Lifelong cardiology follow-up and rehabilitation
Recovery & Outlook
Many congenital heart defects can be successfully corrected or managed with modern medical and surgical treatment. Early diagnosis and regular cardiac follow-up significantly improve survival and quality of life.
