Is left ventricular tricuspid regurgitation small, is it serious?

Most tricuspid regurgitation is normal. Mild tricuspid regurgitation is when the left ventricle contracts, and a small portion of venous blood does not enter the pulmonary artery, but flows directly back to the right atrium. The tricuspid valve is the valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle.

When the right ventricle contracts, blood is injected from the right ventricle into the pulmonary artery. At this point, the tricuspid valve should be closed to prevent venous blood from flowing back to the right atrium. If there is mild tricuspid regurgitation, a small portion of venous blood will flow back to the right atrium.

If it is only mild reflux, no special ** is required and there is no noticeable effect on heart function and human health. A repeat echocardiogram only needs to be done about once a year to observe the trend and extent of tricuspid regurgitation. If moderate or even severe regurgitation is achieved, it is necessary to go to the cardiac operating room for a preoperative evaluation of the valve surgery.

In general, no special treatment is required. You can go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If the condition is found to be severe at a later stage, surgery may be an option**.

In daily life, we must pay attention to rest, get enough sleep, and not get too tired. This is common in older people, but a routine cardiac ultrasound is also needed to see the extent of valvular regurgitation. If there is a large amount of regurgitation, it can gradually lead to heart failure.

Symptomatic and surgical if necessary.

Usually, we should pay attention to rest and avoid overwork. Then, we should eat a low-salt diet and have regular check-ups. As long as the patient's valvular regurgitation does not deteriorate further, there is no need to worry.

In later stages, if valvular regurgitation worsens at a certain stage, more than moderate regurgitation is achieved. In this case, surgery and valve replacement are required. As long as the valvular regurgitation remains mild, it will not have a significant impact on heart function, so there is nothing to worry about.

Prevent respiratory infections caused by colds, prevent hypertension and hyperlipidemia. As soon as a high fever occurs, we should immediately calm down and accept it**. When blood pressure is high, special attention should be paid to antihypertensiveness**.

A small amount of tricuspid regurgitation is not serious, but it is necessary to investigate the ** that caused the small amount of tricuspid regurgitation, and decide whether further treatment is needed according to **.

This situation is also more serious, if this happens, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check and **, to avoid delaying the best time.

It is still relatively serious, especially easy to cause myocardial ischemia, and it is also very easy to cause heart disease, and the damage to the body is very great.

A small amount of tricuspid regurgitation is less serious. If it is only a slight reflux phenomenon, it generally does not need special treatment**, and you can go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If a serious condition is found to be in the later stage of the examination, surgery can be chosen**.

And in ordinary life, we must pay more attention to rest, maintain adequate sleep, and don't overwork.

It's very serious, it's already involved in your heart, and if you don't pay attention to it, then there's a good chance of sudden death.

A small amount of tricuspid regurgitation is not serious, the problem is not big, and it does not need to be treated for the time being.

It is a systolic displacement of the tricuspid annulus at cardiac ultrasound.

Right ventricular systolic function can be assessed by measuring the following parameters: tricuspid annular systolic displacement (TAPSE), peak tricuspid annular systolic flow velocity (TAPSV), right ventricular sunna's myocardial work index (RIMP), three-dimensional ultrasound right ventricular ejection fraction, etc.

In the four-chamber cardiac section of the apex, the sampling line was placed at the side wall of the tricuspid annulus in ultrasound mode, parallel to the free wall of the right ventricle as much as possible, and the displacement of the tricuspid annulus from the end of diastolic to the end of systolic was measured, with a normal value of 15mm.

In the four-chamber cardiac section of the apex, the pulse Doppler sampling volume was placed on the side wall of the tricuspid annulus in tissue Doppler mode, and the peak flow rate during cardiac contraction was measured, with a normal value of 10 cm s.

Cardiac ultrasound is also the only instrument that can visually show valvular lesions, and through the measurement of color ultrasound, doctors can understand the extent of valvular lesions to decide whether to be conservative or surgical**.

Cardiomyopathy is a disease with a gradually increasing incidence in recent years, and the thickening of myocardium and the enlargement of heart chambers depend on color ultrasound to judge; For coronary heart disease, color ultrasound can visually display the movement status and cardiac function of the myocardium, and suggest the location of myocardial ischemia to the clinician.

It mainly examines whether there is any abnormality in the morphology of the heart and whether the heart function is normal, especially for congenital heart disease.

Cardiac ultrasound is the only instrument that can dynamically display the structure in the heart chambers, the heart's pulse and blood flow, without any damage to the human body. The probe is like the lens of a video camera, the probe is placed on the chest and moved back and forth, and as the probe is rotated, the various structures of the heart are clearly displayed on the screen.

Don't ask the doctor to come here to ask, it's really talented.

Further tests are recommended, preferably to a major hospital or cardiovascular hospital. Tricuspid regurgitation is usually secondary to other cardiovascular abnormalities, but it can also be isolated due to congenital valvular dysplasia or abnormality. Physiologic pulmonary hypertension occurs in neonates and usually gradually returns to normal around 2 weeks after birth.

This type of pulmonary hypertension can also be secondary to tricuspid regurgitation in severe cases, and usually recovers when the pulmonary pressure is lowered. Tricuspid regurgitation causes right atrial enlargement and venous congestion, which can lead to right heart hypertrophy and affect cardiac function in the long term. A child's flushing when crying may be related to venous congestion due to worsening tricuspid regurgitation.

It is advisable to check as early as possible**. In addition, cardiac ultrasound examination is highly specialized, and non-specialized hospitals or small hospitals are prone to misdiagnosis or misdiagnosis due to empirical reasons.

This is caused by mild tricuspid regurgitation.

For newborns, there is nothing you can do about it, and it is superfluous for you to worry.

In some cases, the tricuspid valve defect will disappear as the child grows and develops, which is of course the best-case scenario.

At the same time, this defect may be worse, and it may become a severe tricuspid valve insufficiency, which can seriously affect heart function.

Therefore, at this stage, the doctor can only recommend that you have a follow-up examination after half a year to see what the situation is.

Condition analysis: The tricuspid valve is like the door of the house, but this door is passed through a single item, and the door is not closed completely, so the blood will flow back. , Suggestions:

Neonatal tricuspid regurgitation is a self-limiting disease, that is, it is possible to get better on its own, but it should still be active in critically ill children**. A small amount of regurgitation is not serious.

Hello, in 2007 due to a cold caused myocarditis, in October 2009 due to heart discomfort found out of this result, now there is a similar state as in 2009, weakness, precordial area stuffiness, the day also feels good and bad. Cardiac ultrasound results, left ventricular diastolic function is reduced, aortic valve mild regurgitation, tricuspid valve mild regurgitation, for your color ultrasound examination results, mainly there is a decrease in left ventricular diastolic function, for aortic valve light regurgitation, tricuspid valve mild regurgitation can be observed; Due to the variability of your condition, combined with your current symptoms, it is recommended to see a doctor to check the recent electrocardiogram and cardiac enzymes. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.

Hello, "Left ventricular diastolic hypofunction, mild aortic regurgitation, mild tricuspid regurgitation" requires internal medicine**, no surgery is required.

Hello, the patient's history of cardiomyopathy, now the cardiac ultrasound examination shows mild aortic regurgitation, etc., the patient also has corresponding discomfort manifestations, it is recommended not to worry, take some drugs under the guidance of the doctor**, usually pay attention to good living habits, diet, pay attention to rest, increase resistance to prevent pneumonia infection.

It must have something to do with it. Normal is non-regurgitation. Reflux adds an extra burden to the heart, and a part of the amount of blood ejaculated each time returns, increasing the pressure on the heart.

**: Except for heart surgery, replace the labor.

Outside of the second and tricuspid valves, there is no better way. It's a big operation, so it's worth it.

Analysis: If you are older, over 60 years old, and have a trace of reflux, it should be maintained, and it is not worth it. Reflux is generally formed by a very slow process, so the average person's micro-reflux has no symptoms, but it will react when it comes to heavy physical activity.

If it is heart hypertrophy caused by high blood pressure and reflux, one is to strictly control blood pressure, do not let it develop again, pay attention to appropriate exercise, and improve cardiac contractility. If it is caused by obesity, then it must be needed**, and the weight is down, which may have some benefits for reflux.

In short: microreflux is not worth the surgery**, and there is no other way**, you know, just pay more attention to this aspect. A lot of people who have regurgitation are not **, and they live very well.

It depends on how much regurgitation you have. Listen to the doctor.

Hello, two years ago, I drank a drink, suddenly my heart was uncomfortable, I couldn't speak at all, I was slow to react, and my breathing was weak. On the way to the hospital, I bought a fast-acting heart pill, took it, and checked the heart during the day during the day to check the heart mitral valve mild regurgitation arrhythmia. Drinking alcohol can increase blood pressure, increase the excitability of the nervous system, lead to an increase in heart rate, and even induce heart rhythm disorders, thereby increasing the burden on the heart and impairing the function of myocardial valves.

Your situation may be considered due to alcohol consumption.

I went to the hospital again for examination, and the doctor said that it was not serious but that I should pay attention to rest and not stay up late. In your case, it is recommended to follow the doctor's advice to pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, eat reasonably, avoid fatigue, and observe for a period of time.

For your symptoms, you often have general weakness, nausea and vomiting, usually weakness, feeling weak when you work, and dizziness when you squat down and stand up. Considering that it may be related to the conductor's work, often staying up late, and irregular life, it is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle in your situation, and if necessary, check the heart color ultrasound at the town hospital, measure blood pressure, etc. I hope you find my answer helpful and I wish you good health and happiness.

Your symptoms are the same as I did now, so you need to be careful. Arrhythmias can be caused by a nerve conduction block, which can be caused by a previously inadvertent fever and inflammation. Irregular heartbeats can cause the pumping of the ventricles to be uncoordinated, increasing the workload of the heart valves and leading to regurgitation.

Therefore, arrhythmia is the main cause and should be corrected. Mild regurgitation does not require surgery for the time being**.

One of the characteristics of heart disease is that if left untreated, the condition will gradually worsen and worsen. For example, mild regurgitation may evolve into severe, and other valves may also be damaged. I started with an irregular heartbeat, then mild mitral regurgitation, 4 years later severe mitral regurgitation, and mild tricuspid regurgitation.

No way, thoracotomy is waiting, a nightmare! Dude, you must pay attention!

Sometimes there is a situation in which the symptoms are not severe but are not severe. It needs to be controlled with medication.

It is necessary to find out the causes of mitral valve and tricuspid valve regression and arrhythmia as soon as possible, and gradually eliminate the causes in a timely manner.

Mild tricuspid regurgitation is generally not uncomfortable, the tricuspid valve is a valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle, this regurgitation can cause the heart to reflux from the right ventricle back to the right atrium during systole, resulting in increased pressure in the right atrium and obstruction of the return of the upper and lower vena cava.

This kind of tricuspid regurgitation, mainly according to the degree of regurgitation to determine the ** scheme, mild regurgitation, patients generally have no obvious symptoms, some patients may have a slight swelling of the lower limbs, but not obvious. So it's okay to be conservative in general.

Pay attention to a low-salt diet, avoid strenuous exercise, avoid overwork, and have regular check-ups, there are generally no problems, and there is no need to worry too much.

Mild tricuspid regurgitation is mainly functional, and is more common in patients with right ventricular enlargement, such as mitral valve stenosis and cor pulmonale, and the relative regurgitation of the tricuspid valve due to right ventricular enlargement leads to insufficiency. Generally, the murmur is windy, soft, intensified during inspiration, and may weaken or disappear as the condition improves and the heart chambers shrink.

No problem. Some normal people also have mild tricuspid regurgitation, and it is meaningless for your color ultrasound to show that there is slight tricuspid regurgitation. Regular follow-up and re-examination of ultrasound can be performed. Do not worry.

Answering fans' questions: What should I do if the physical examination says that there is a trace of tricuspid valve regurgitation?