What is congenital rheumatic heart disease?

Congenital rheumatic heart disease is serious according to the specific circumstances to judge.

If the disease after active treatment, standard treatment, control of disease progression, and no complications, generally not serious, most patients can achieve a good prognosis. However, if the disease continues not to be treated, has been combined with complications, such as acute pulmonary edema, atrial fibrillation, cerebral embolism, etc., it is more serious.

Congenital rheumatic heart disease patients diagnosed should be timely standardized treatment, so as not to affect the prognosis after the disease continues to progress. In addition, patients should also maintain good daily living habits, diet should also be low-salt, low-fat.