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 one of the heart diseases that will get worse over time, when the heart valves are attacked and deformed by immune complexes. Unfortunately, mild mitral stenosis often causes few symptoms. Therefore, when patients come to the hospital for examination, it is often late, the heart valve is very narrow, leading to heart failure.

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.

Percutaneous balloon dilation is a non-surgical treatment for valvular stenosis. This is a simple procedure, minimally invasive, the patient remains fully awake during the procedure and the recovery time is very fast. Let's find out the basic information about this technique in the article below.