my baby 3 months old has a hole in heart .2 mm austium secundum ASD WITH LEFT TO RIGHT SHUNT and tricuspid valve regurgitation.What should we do .will it fill by itself?

1 Answer

Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children4 years ago

A. small hole will get filled on its own as the baby grows some time as the baby complete one years hole gets filled.. but you should follow your doctor.. take care.. it should get treated on its own..

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