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Os asd newborn

2020-05-04 13:11:07
My baby on 6th day has 3mm os asd and at 5 n half months it s 2.2mm...attaching the results plz look n tell ...thanks
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It will close 80 percent chances

Answered2020-05-04 13:12:51

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Normal in 25 percentage humans No treatment needed

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Hello, it will close on its own in most of the cases. If the child is fine, playful, taking feeds and not getting breathless then no need to worry. Just keep doing echo every 6 months. It should close in most of the cases on its own. Take care. Stay safe

Answered2020-05-04 13:25:05

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