Is tricuspid regurgitation severe in neonates?

Whether severe tricuspid regurgitation is dangerous in neonates usually needs to be judged in combination with actual conditions.

If severe tricuspid regurgitation is found early, the family members actively take the newborn to a regular hospital for medical treatment to improve cardiac function, and no complications such as cirrhosis and heart failure are caused. At this time, the condition is relatively mild and usually not dangerous. If the severe tricuspid regurgitation of the newborn is found late, the family members do not actively seek the help of doctors, resulting in the heart continuously in a state of overload, but also lower limb edema, ascites, dyspnea and other clinical symptoms, and cause the above complications, at this time the condition is generally more dangerous.