Mitral regurgitation_mild mitral regurgitation

The mitral valve is a relatively important part of the heart. If the mitral valve has regurgitation, it will actually pose a great threat to the patient's life. Friends must seek medical examination and treatment in time. For cases of mitral valve regurgitation, the commonly used examination methods include ultrasound probe examination, cardiac CT examination, etc.

The onset of mitral regurgitation is relatively slow. As the patient's left atrial pressure increases after the disease occurs, the patient's breathing becomes rapid. As the condition of mitral regurgitation continues to progress, the patient will also lose or lack the ability to move, which is very dangerous.

Patients with severe mitral regurgitation may experience paroxysmal dyspnea at night, and may even experience symptoms such as hemoptysis and pulmonary edema. Atrial fibrillation may also occur in patients with mitral valve regurgitation, which shows the seriousness of this disease.

If you find that you have mitral valve regurgitation, you must take it seriously and seek medical attention for a physical examination in time. Currently, there are methods for examining mitral valve regurgitation of the heart, such as ultrasound probe examination, cardiac CT examination, magnetic resonance imaging examination and imaging examination. Diagnosis of this disease requires detailed inquiry into the patient's history of the disease.

If it is confirmed that you have mitral valve regurgitation, you need to actively treat it. The most common method of treating this disease is replacement surgery. The advantage of this treatment method is that it is easy to operate, but the disadvantage is that it can cause contractile dysfunction. Some patients with mitral valve regurgitation can choose repair surgery for treatment. No matter which treatment method is chosen, they need to actively cooperate with the doctor.

The most important thing for patients with mitral valve regurgitation in their daily lives is to strengthen their rest. They must ensure adequate sleep time and do not stay up late. You need to maintain a calm mind at all times, don't be anxious or angry, face life optimistically, and have confidence in the treatment of the disease. Do not engage in too strenuous physical exercise, and do not engage in heavy physical labor, so as to help patients recover their health.