Congenital heart disease can recur
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Congenital heart disease is
a disease that causes structural changes and abnormal function of the heart due to imperfect development of the heart in the fetal period. Patients who take appropriate treatment measures can improve the structure and function of the heart, and the heart will not develop twice, so congenital heart disease usually does not recur. If the patient is not properly cared for after surgery, it will affect the prognosis of congenital heart disease, causing recurrence of congenital heart disease.
Patients should rest more, try not to exercise vigorously, maintain emotional stability, and not be overly anxious and irritable, which is beneficial to the treatment of congenital heart disease.
