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What are the Symptoms of Acyanotic Heart Defects?

The symptoms can vary widely depending on the specific defect and its severity. Common symptoms include:
Heart murmur
Rapid breathing or difficulty feeding
Poor weight gain
Frequent respiratory infections
Fatigue

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