Mitral stenosis is one of the heart diseases that will get worse over time, when the heart valves are attacked and deformed by immune complexes. Unfortunately, mild mitral stenosis often causes few symptoms. Therefore, when patients come to the hospital for examination, it is often late, the heart valve is very narrow, leading to heart failure.

Post-rheumatic valve disease is a disease that occurs in the late stages of rheumatic heart disease. Initially, the disease has many features similar to the common cold, but when the heart valve disease occurs, the patient feels more breathless, the degree of shortness of breath gradually increases over time.

Doctor, I have a sharp pain like a needle in my chest, there are times when I have to hold my breath to calm down before breathing gradually. I went to the doctor, the doctor said it was physiological valve regurgitation. Did the doctor tell you that the disease is dangerous?

Mitral stenosis is one of the serious heart diseases over time, when the heart valve is attacked by immune complexes and gradually deformed. However, mild mitral stenosis often has few clinical manifestations, only when it is detected by laboratory examination, most of them have progressed to the severe stage leading to heart failure.

Atrial septal defect is a congenital heart defect that accounts for 15-20% of all recorded congenital heart diseases. The disease affects the health and comprehensive development of children. However, if detected early and treated properly, children will be able to develop normally.

Hi doctor. I'm 22 this year. When I was pregnant with my first baby, I was diagnosed with mild heart valve regurgitation, so far I have not been examined again. Recently, I have pain in the middle of my chest, both chest and shoulder blades, pain when breathing heavily. The doctor asked me what was wrong with me? Please advise, thank you.

Tricuspid regurgitation, when mild, does not require treatment, but only needs regular monitoring. When tricuspid regurgitation becomes severe, it will be very dangerous if you are not treated promptly and properly. Currently, minimally invasive open-heart surgery to repair the heart valve or replace it with an artificial heart valve is applied in the treatment of severely ill patients that cannot be treated medically.

Heart valve replacement surgery does not completely cure stenosis or valve regurgitation, but only helps to change the disease to a more stable state, reducing shortness of breath, fatigue, palpitations... To maintain the results after heart valve replacement, patients still Regular monitoring and medication should be taken.

A heart murmur is a sound that can be heard during cardiac activity, produced by the movement of blood through the heart. This murmur can be heard with a medical stethoscope. A normal heart beat will make 2 sounds like: "boom - chuck", which is the sound of the heart valve closing.

Hello doctor, Currently, my mother is 53 years old and had an ultrasound and found that the results are 1/4 heart valve regurgitation and diastolic dysfunction. Doctor let me ask how to treat 1/4 heart valve regurgitation with diastolic dysfunction?

Hi Doctor. I went to a general doctor and accidentally discovered that I had a mitral valve regurgitation 1/4 due to valve prolapse, aneurysm of the atrial septum. Can the 1/4 valve regurgitation go away if it's over the age of development, and can 1/4 become 2/4 or 3/4?