Symptoms that may appear on a child with congenital heart disease vary depending on the type of disease. But in general, the most common symptoms that appear on many children is the weakness of breastfeeding with sweating forehead and fatigue to any effort, especially in nursing .. If these symptoms continue without treatment, they adversely affect the weight of the child and lead to weak structure and thinness.
As the symptoms may appear on the respiratory system, especially the lungs, parents may notice the speed of respiration of the child with the emergence and fibrillation of the heart during the ribs of the chest and the incidence of pneumonia in general.
In the case of diseases that cause skin rupture, the most important symptoms of course is the cleft lip, lips and tongue. On the other hand, there may be no symptoms on the child and the disease is detected after the doctor hears a sound in the chest called browning or heart murmur when the child is examined for any reason .. Symptoms may also appear severe or sudden in some species due to a sharp decline In cardiac function (heart failure) or because of the inability of the heart to pump blood to the organs of the body as a result of blockage in one artery as a blockage or narrowing of the acute aorta or a coup in large arteries, for example.
As the symptoms may appear on the respiratory system, especially the lungs, parents may notice the speed of respiration of the child with the emergence and fibrillation of the heart during the ribs of the chest and the incidence of pneumonia in general.
In the case of diseases that cause skin rupture, the most important symptoms of course is the cleft lip, lips and tongue. On the other hand, there may be no symptoms on the child and the disease is detected after the doctor hears a sound in the chest called browning or heart murmur when the child is examined for any reason .. Symptoms may also appear severe or sudden in some species due to a sharp decline In cardiac function (heart failure) or because of the inability of the heart to pump blood to the organs of the body as a result of blockage in one artery as a blockage or narrowing of the acute aorta or a coup in large arteries, for example.
