Please tell me, how should a newborn with mild pulmonary valve regurgitation intervene? Does surgery or treatment need to be done? I hope the doctor will respond. I would like to thank you.

Doctor let me ask if 3/4 pulmonary valve regurgitation is okay? If so, what is the treatment? I have a history of congenital fallot 4 which was cured 14 years ago. I still regularly go to the hospital, the doctors there say it's okay because it has not affected the structure and function of the search.

I have pulmonary valve regurgitation 1 / 4. So the doctor let me ask patients with pulmonary valve disease 1 / 4 can play sports? Does playing sports affect the heart, doctor? Thank you.

I went for an echocardiogram and concluded that mitral regurgitation was 1.5/4, aortic regurgitation was 1.5/4, and bradycardia was 50, pulmonary valve regurgitation, and tricuspid regurgitation 1/4. . So the doctor told me how to treat mitral regurgitation 1.5/4 with bradycardia?

I had an echocardiogram at the hospital, the doctor concluded: 1/4 mitral valve regurgitation, 1/4 tricuspid valve regurgitation, PAPS = 20MMHG. Pulmonary valve regurgitation. So the doctor asked me if mitral valve regurgitation with tricuspid heart valve 1/4 need to be treated? Thank you doctor.

Pulmonary artery pressure is abbreviated in English as PAP (Pulmonary artery pressure). This is a quantity widely used in clinical practice in diagnosis, prognosis, treatment indication and evaluation of treatment results for many cardiovascular diseases.