Learn about Intratubal Gamete Transfer (GIFT) treatment and rehabilitation options for children, including medical and surgical care and LIV Hospital’s special pediatric heart services.
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Some children born through Intratubal Gamete Transfer (GIFT) may have certain health conditions as they grow. These can include congenital (born-with) heart problems or differences in how their immune system works. Not every child will have these issues, but when they do, early care is important. LIV Hospital is prepared to help with a complete program that covers medical treatment, minimally invasive procedures, surgery, and long-term rehabilitation. The goal is to help each child grow up healthy, strong, and able to enjoy normal activities.
For many children, medicine is the first and simplest way to manage symptoms caused by heart or immune system problems. Medicines help improve heart function, reduce swelling, and support the body’s natural defenses.
One common group of heart medications is ACE inhibitors.
They are very helpful for children who show signs of heart failure, which means the heart needs help to pump strongly enough.
These medicines are carefully dosed based on the child’s weight and condition.
Whenever possible, LIV Hospital uses minimally invasive treatments. These procedures use very small tools and leave only tiny marks on the skin. They are usually done in a Cardiac Catheterization Lab, a special room with advanced equipment that allows doctors to repair heart problems without opening the chest.
This is one of the most common and helpful tools for fixing heart defects.
Some heart valves or blood vessels become narrow. This makes it harder for blood to move.
Minimally invasive procedures usually mean less pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster return to regular activities.
If a heart problem is too serious for catheter-based treatment, children may need open-heart surgery. This type of surgery is performed by experienced pediatric heart surgeons at LIV Hospital. It is used for large or complex structural problems that require direct repair.
Some children are born with large openings in the walls between heart chambers, such as:
Heart valves control the direction of blood flow. If a valve is leaky or misshapen:
Surgery is only recommended when it is the safest and best option.
Recovery from any heart treatment—whether small or major—requires special attention. LIV Hospital provides a complete support program that helps children regain strength and confidence.
This program includes safe exercises guided by trained specialists.
Food plays a huge role in healing.
After treatment, children need regular follow-up care to make sure their hearts continue to work well.
Follow-up is usually lifelong, especially for children with repaired heart defects.
Some children need antibiotics before certain dental or medical procedures.
Parents receive clear instructions on when antibiotics are needed.
Every child’s recovery is different. LIV Hospital provides a personalized plan for each family so they know what to expect.
Open-heart surgery requires more time.
Activity restrictions are slowly lifted as the child regains strength.
LIV Hospital is known for excellence in caring for children with heart problems, including those born through GIFT or other assisted reproductive treatments.
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Treatments include medication, catheter-based procedures, and open-heart surgery for more serious conditions.
Catheter procedures require only a short recovery. Open-heart surgery usually takes 6 to 8 weeks for full recovery.
Not always. Some defects close on their own or can be treated with a catheter. Surgery is used only for large or complex problems.
Diuretics and ACE inhibitors are commonly used to reduce fluid and help the heart pump better.
Children receive rest, nutrition support, emotional care, and a safe return to physical activity through the rehabilitation team.
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