Although mitral valve prolapse is not directly life-threatening, it can cause discomfort and directly affect the patient's life. Therefore, early diagnosis and prompt treatment are required.

Mitral regurgitation and mitral stenosis are both diseases related to heart valves. However, each disease has its own symptoms and effects on the health of the patient.

Although mitral valve prolapse is a disorder that will follow the patient for life, not everyone develops specific symptoms. There are cases where patients only find out they have mitral valve prolapse when they are diagnosed.

Heart valve stenosis, typically low posterior mitral stenosis, is one of the common cardiovascular diseases in developed countries as well as in Vietnam. If this disease is not treated in time and with the right regimen, it can cause many life-threatening complications.

Mitral valve prolapse is a common cardiovascular disease, although not directly life-threatening, but in many cases can lead to many complications affecting health.

Hi doctor! I am 23 years old this year, 8.9 years ago I went to the hospital to see a strong heart disease: prolapse of the mitral valve before the mitral valve. After a week, I moved to another hospital and the doctor said there was nothing wrong.

According to research, mitral valve degeneration is considered one of the most common forms of organic mitral valve disease in the US and many other developed countries. So is mitral valve degeneration dangerous?