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.

Hello doctor! I have had mitral regurgitation for about 12 years, first discovered mitral regurgitation 2/4. Up to now, I went to the doctor to see the results of mitral valve regurgitation 3/4. Currently I have symptoms such as chest pain (several times a week), dry cough, phlegm... and have ultrasound and electrocardiogram results. I don't know if the doctor can help me. Thank you doctor!

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.

The heart valve is a special structure that ensures blood flow between the chambers of the heart according to a certain cycle. Like any other part of the body, heart valves also have certain pathologies. So what are the common heart valve diseases, the following we will find out.

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?

Hello doctor! I had the mitral valve replaced and the tricuspid valve repaired with a bandelette but today's ultrasound showed calcified aortic valve. So the doctor asked me if I can replace the aortic valve when it is calcified? Thanks for the advice doctor!

Hi doctor. I have mitral valve, tricuspid valve 1.45, can it be treated? EF value decreased to zero, now 72. Thank you doctor for your advice.

Hello doctor! I am 25 years old this year without a history of heart disease and blood pressure. However, 2 months ago, I had a drop in blood pressure due to overexertion.