Hi doctor. My mother has been sick and has been feeling tired for almost 2 months now. My mother went to the doctor and was diagnosed with mitral regurgitation: Mild (/4) and tricuspid regurgitation: Mild (/4).

Hi doctor! I have had heart disease for many years, mitral regurgitation due to prolapse in the P2 region, rupture of the posterior cruciate ligament. Currently having difficulty breathing with exertion, I have used drugs: antihypertensive, coronary dilatation, blood fat, aspirin.

Doctor let me ask if left atrial dilatation of 50mm size is dangerous? What is the treatment

Mitral regurgitation is a condition in which the heart valve does not close properly, causing some of the blood to back up into the previous chambers of the heart instead of being pumped to the circulatory system. The severity of the disease depends on the degree of valve regurgitation, symptoms, and associated complications.

Heart valves help direct the flow of blood into and out of the heart. Any problem with the heart valve is extremely dangerous to health. Below are some common valvular diseases and advanced valvular treatment solutions currently being applied at Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital.