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ASD closure
I had ASD closure in 2016. I am 9th month pregnant now ..its a first pregnancy, can i go for normal delivery? Or c section?. I heard with normal delivery there will be pressure on heart . Please advise.
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If your pulmonary artery pressures are normal than any mode is fine. If pa pressure are high than an elective cesarean section will be better. But there will be many considerations beyond your heart and so your Gynecologist will be best judge
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Go for normal delivery if no symptoms
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Since it's was there from birth and you just got to Know about it should not bother pregnancy
See cardiologist before delivery and make you lady doctor to plan with him your delivery
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echocardiogram will solve the issue
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try normal delivery if any problem always can change plan be ready for cesarian in 5 percentage.
good luck god bless you
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