Experiences with

Congenital heart disease

I am 21 weeks pregnant. My baby has been diagnosed with the following, Subaortic VSD, aorta committed to right ventricle, very hypoplastic pulmonary valve, right arch mirror image branching with duct from left subclavian artery and retrograde flow. He will require heart procedure at about two days old

Has anyone gone on to have their own family with congenital heart disease.

Has anyone have congenital heart disease that has been through Ross PEARS procedure I had it done 9 weeks and would like to know if you have recovered and what if any hiccups you had on the journey. Thank you

The causes of this damage can be many, including: [/i] [i]Other conditions: High blood pressure, coronary heart disease, heart attack, heart failure, heart valve disease, congenital heart disease, thyroid problems, infections, and lung diseases [/i] [i]Age: The risk of developing AFib increases with

I suffer with congenital heart disease and many other health issues, Actually there is probably more wrong with my whole body rather than what does work properly 🙄 I have battled with Endometriosis for many years and has come to a point that it is really effecting my health and they have finally agreed

I have been prescribed sumatriptan 50mg again because of the constant migraines I'm getting there so horrible and last all day and some times 3 days 💔.Does anyone else with congenital heart disease and heart valve disease suffer from this ( possible chronic fatigue aswell, gp is trying to get me a referral

I am a very determined woman who just sees this congenital heart disease as part of my life and I have always looked well and got on with it all, hence why I was discharged within days from open heart surgery and travelled three hours home.

Any female’s who has congenital heart disease (born with a heart defeat) Do you experience irregular periods?

Just wondering if anyone else with congenital heart disease has experienced this with there results after surgery?

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January 8th I meet when a new doctor I've never seen before, adult congenital heart disease doctor. Thank you!

My 9 month daughter has been diagnosed with a congenital heart disease. We took her to A&E for a chest infection and breathing issue and got diagnosed with a heart murmur associated with Aortic stenosis( valve is unicuspid), Coarctation of arteries and a petant ductus.

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I was prescribed Flecainide pill in pocket by Cardiologist last year. He had to check my cardiovascular score first as heart disease can be affected by its use. My calcium score had unfortunately moved from minor to moderate in 5 years. However Arrythmia nurse .. quite bossy! told me later on.. that

I have been taking Flecainide for many years and it has helped tremendously in management of my PAF. I had a heart attack a little over a year ago, my medications remained much the same still including 100mg Flecainide am and pm. I have had some recent chest pain and am in hospital awaiting an angiogram

Hello, I’m quite new to this game, having been diagnosed with AF in November. I was referred for an echo because my bnp level was slightly elevated and I can see the following results on my NHS app, but I can’t get to see the doctor for a week. Can anyone help with understanding this please? “1. Normal

15 months ago after a lung function test, I was told I fit the criteria for a lung reduction and since then have had a CT scan, echocardiogram and another lung function test. Yesterday was my appointment at the hospital to find out what was possible. I was told definitely not a transplant and it's

Hi everyone..just received results of my echo..but won't see a doctor until after Christmas..I'm sure some of you will be able to explain in layman's terms please Impaired lV systolic function with ejection fraction 46%...normal rv function with mild mitral regurgitation I was in af at the time Thank

Got echo results and all was positive except this: 6. Reduced RV systolic function. TAPSE is moderate to severely decreased 1.0 cm I don’t know what that means…anyone? I was in rapid afib during test. Background: had open heart to replace bicuspid aortic valve, single CAB, Maze procedure

https://healthunlocked.com/afassociation/posts/151251393/husbands-heart-issuesJust a quick update re link above. We got the call on Thursday for Mike to be admitted yesterday for bypass surgery, aortic valve replacement and Atrial appendage clip. The hospital is spotless and every member of staff was