Congenital Heart defects study of 56,109 cases..Research

Congenital Heart defects study of 56,109 cases..Research



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Congenital Heart defects study of 56,109 cases..Research
Posted on 23rd June 2016
Meaning of Congenital
A congenital disease or condition exists at or from birth
Scientist (Group) studied on Congenital Heart defects on 56,109 cases as under
Within a prospective study of 56,109 total births, 457 youngsters have been found to have congenital heart disease. The overall incidence is 8.14/1000 total births, 8.0/1000 for the Negro and 8.3/1000 for the white. A specific lesion has been identified for each patient and lesion frequencies given for each class of patient, stillbirth, neonatal death, infant death, childhood death, and survivors. The percentage of autopsies was 93% in the stillbirths, 89% in the neonatal deaths, and 76% for those dying after 28 days of age. Of those classified as having definite congenital heart disease, 93% have been examined by a pediatric cardiologist. The average follow-up time for the 272 survivors is 3 years. Thirty-five per cent of patients with ventricular septal defect surviving more than 6 months had their lesion close spontaneously; one-half of the survivors with tetralogy of Fallot were "atypical," and essentially equal numbers of blacks and whites had all types of coarctation of the aorta in line with the study population, which is 47% black and 53% white.
My advise
1... I am telling U from the beginning "Prevention is always better than cure"
2.. "Congenital heart defect" is another way of saying your heart had a problem when you were born. You may have had a small hole in it or something more severe. Although these can be very serious conditions, many can be treated with surgery.
3...It’s possible for you to have a heart-related birth defect and not have symptoms. If you do, they can include:  a...Shortness of breath    b....Problems with exercise  c...Some children will face ...A bluish tint to the skin, fingernails, and lips (doctors call this cyanosis, a condition caused by a lack of oxygenated blood),  Poor weight gain
4.... Heart valve defects: One may be too narrow or completely closed. That makes it hard for blood to get through. Sometimes, it can’t get through at all. In other cases, the valve might not close properly, so the blood leaks backward.
5...  Problems with the heart’s "walls": It could be the ones between the chambers (atria and ventricles) of your heart. Holes or passageways between the left and right side of the heart might cause blood to mix when it shouldn’t.

6.....Issues with the heart’s muscle: These can lead to heart failure, which means the heart doesn’t pump as efficiently as it should.

7.... Bad connections among blood vessels: In babies, this may let blood that should go to the lungs go to other parts of the body instead, or vice versa. These defects can deprive blood of oxygen and lead to organ failure.

8....  I explained U causes of Congenital heart defects .

9 . To prevent such problems you should practice positive thinking before conceiving and continue till delivery your child from Heart defects.
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