When will I get my Doppler test results?
The time duration for Doppler test results may vary in different hospitals. In Aster Hospitals, you will be receiving the results immediately.
Does the Doppler study hurt?
Ultrasound does not need any injectable dyes and does not use any radiation like an X-ray. Thus, Doppler study is a painless and safest test. This non-invasive procedure only involves placing a small handheld device called a transducer on your skin to capture the sound waves.
How long does it take for a Doppler study?
The duration of the study can vary based on the specific body part being examined and the complexity of the test. However, most Doppler studies take 30 to 60 minutes to complete.
How should I prepare for the Doppler test?
Preparations required for the Doppler study depend on the type of ultrasound and the reason for the test. It includes Fasting for a couple of hours before the Doppler test Quit smoking or anything with nicotine for at least two hours before the Doppler test
Do I need to see a doctor regularly, even with a mild CHD?
As per standard procedure, all adults and children with any CHD need to see a cardiologist/ heart specialist regularly, depending on the severity of disease.
What lifestyle changes are advised for children with congenital heart disease?
Children with severe CHD need medical supervision all around the clock. Kids with Non-serious CHD may need to limit exercise and playtime and take extra calories to maintain good health.
What are the survival statistics for children with congenital heart disorders?
According to government data, almost 95% of children born with a non-serious congenital heart disorder live up to at least 18 years of age.
Is it possible to have an everyday life with congenital heart disease?
A lot of people with CHD live almost everyday lives, some of them live with little to no issues, and some may need medical help for the rest of their lives.
How common are CHDs?
As per data, almost 1% of all live births suffer from Congenital heart disease
Which is the most common genetic cause of congenital heart disease?
Down’s syndrome is found to be the most common genetic cause of CHD.
