A month baby, heart oval hole patent matter?

A month baby, patent foramen ovale temporarily does not matter, generally belongs to the normal physiological phenomenon. The

cardiac foramen ovale is a physiological blood flow channel in the fetal period. Under normal circumstances, the baby will fuse at about two months after birth. Because the baby is still in the development stage, the patent foramen ovale temporarily does not matter, belonging to the normal physiological phenomenon.

But with the growth and development of the baby, after one year old, it is found that the cardiac foramen ovale is still patent. At this time, if it is mild patent and the baby has no symptoms, it does not matter temporarily. Pay more attention to observation and regular reexamination. However, if the baby has unexplained crying, breathing difficulties, limb weakness and other symptoms, minimally invasive treatment of patent foramen ovale occlusion should be considered to close the cardiac foramen ovale and achieve the purpose of cure.