atrial septal defect (asd) repair

What are the Symptoms of ASD?

Many children with ASD are asymptomatic and the defect is often discovered during a routine examination. However, some may exhibit symptoms such as:
Frequent respiratory infections
Difficulty breathing
Fatigue during physical activity
Poor growth
Heart murmur

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