my baby have ASD and VSD hole

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quite difficult to tell anything without knowing sign and symptoms and reports. 
once consult your paediatrician for proper examination of the child and start treatment as advised by your doctor

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A septal defect doesn’t always need treatment. If the hole is small and not causing serious symptoms or lowering a child’s quality of life, it can simply be monitored over time. Septal defects can also close on their own as a child grows. “This will usually happen if the defect is located in the part of the septum that’s all muscle,”

If a hole hasn’t closed on its own within a child’s first two years, or if the hole is larger than 8-10mm, surgery may be necessary. If large holes aren’t closed, there can be long-term consequences from damage to the lungs.

The most common procedures for a septal defect are transcatheter repair and open-heart surgery.