Heart valve stenosis usually occurs when the structure of the valve leaflets is deformed, instead of being slender and soft, they become hard, thickened or stick together, preventing the leaflets from opening completely. All heart valves can be narrowed, but the most common are the mitral and tricuspid valves. Through this article, let's learn how to treat mitral stenosis.

Mitral stenosis is a common disease in our country, especially in women, when it is diagnosed, there are often few symptoms, so the patient is subjective and only diagnosed at a late stage, leaving this consequence for the patient.

Valve replacement or valve repair in patients with mitral valve disease can be accomplished with minimally invasive open-heart surgery. This is an effective, highly aesthetic treatment method, especially for patients with mitral valve disease.

Treatment of mitral regurgitation depends on the severity of progression or until the patient has symptoms. For mild mitral regurgitation, no treatment is usually needed. Open surgery, valve repair or valve replacement for very severe mitral regurgitation; If not treated in time can cause heart failure or arrhythmia.