Early signs of congenital heart disease in Newborns
Did you know that early signs of congenital heart disease can often be identified right after birth?
If a newborn experiences difficulty feeding, excessive sweating on the forehead, poor weight gain,
frequent colds, or an oxygen saturation level below 90%, it could indicate a congenital heart
condition.
In this video, Dr. Devraj Singh Rathore, Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Specialist at Petals Newborn
& Children Hospital, explains how timely check-ups like Echocardiography and Fetal Echocardiography
can help diagnose heart issues early on. With the right treatment, medicine, or surgery, these brave
little hearts can grow up to live normal, healthy, and happy lives!
- Difficulty or breathlessness during feeding
- Sweating around the forehead
- Inability to gain weight naturally
- Frequent cold and cough infections
- Oxygen saturation levels under 90%
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