I Have Been Playing Sports My Entire Life. I Am

Question: I have been playing sports my entire life. I am 5%E2%80%9911 about 180 pounds and very physically fit. I am 46 years old but experienced an embolism at age 39 two days after my type 5 shoulder reconstruction which was repaired with the tendon from my left hamstring. Last year in January, I experienced had a TIA and an echocardiogram discovered a PFO. I was told that this a common defect that appears in roughly 1/4 the population but the condition could put me at higher risk of stroke and was prescribed blood thinners. My second annual cardiology appointment was due this month so I logged on to the oatient portal and saw my echocardio report from last January for the first time. It denoted the PFO but also identified a intratrial septal aneurism with bidirectional flow. This was at the very end of the PFO description with all other comments such as wall structure, compression and size normal each seperated by lines. I was never made aware of the condition and in the past four years I have experience severe bouts of exhaustion. I have continued to be active thinking I should tough through it and simply push my self harder. This has lead to extreme fatigue with 24/32 hours of continuos sleeping episodes just to recover. This has happenned 6 times within the last 6 months. I am extremely frustrated that it was not discussed or disclosed to me last January because I knew I just did not feel right. I do understand similiar conditions in others may go undiscovered and never cause issues but I feel my experience is definitely getting worse. My question is how is this repaired? I can find PFO surgery examples and atrial septal defect repair but not an example of intratrial septal aneurism with bidirection characteristic with a PFO procedure. I already have an appointment with a cardiologist scheduled but I am wanting to have an idea on what might be the possible options for repair. Thank you for your time and assistance!

also I am male not female ... %F0%9F%98%83