VSD, otherwise called a vascular septal defect, is a congenital defect or hole in the heart wall that separated the lower two chambers of the heart. This hole lets blood leak from one ventricle to another, which results in blood flowing back to the lungs, making the heart pump blood harder.
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Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Yes, your doctor is correct. Usually, ventricular septal defects, especially if they are small and muscular, close on their own over time.
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