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The International Children's Heart Foundation serves care of children with congenital heart disease worldwide, supplies medicines and medicines to facilities in developing countries, surgeons from these countries for the treatment of cardiac surgery and local residents And training medical staff. (International Children's Heart Foundation) The Men's Health Network (MHN) aims to provide healthy life guidance for men and men, tools for disease prevention, opportunities for promotion, and educational materials. MHN recognizes that the average life expectancy of men is shorter than the average life expectancy of women and is often due to cardiovascular disease and promotes male health habits. (Male Health Network)

To provide medical services to congenital heart disease children, the 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization Heart and Hope Foundation was established. Congenital heart disease, also called congenital heart disease, is a condition that causes abnormalities in the heart at birth. Congenital heart disease usually develops in three parts of the heart, the external structure and wall of the heart, the main arteries and veins of the heart, and the heart valves. Congenital heart disease is one of the most common birth defects, but it is not usually diagnosed until later. Irregular breathing, fatigue, circulation disorder, cyanosis is a common symptom of this condition. However, depending on the severity of the condition, many people may not need treatment.

Truth: When a child's expert hears the abnormal heart sound that he / she calls a tweet of mind, the child is called for echo test. Tweets of the mind are very common for children, but not all of them are related to severe heart disease. In fact, much of the noise vanishes naturally and is called benign noise. Either way, even if it proves to be a big heart problem, it is best to know it earlier than to delay it. Truth: For most adults with congenital heart disease, pregnancy can succeed. However, it is necessary to evaluate risk as much as possible before pregnancy or during pregnancy. Depending on your situation, your child is at risk of low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome or premature birth. Before pregnancy, parents need to talk with adult congenital cardiologists about problems that may be encountered during pregnancy.