What are the effects of mitral and tricuspid regurgitation on the human body? What s going on? Do yo

For example, if mitral has a long period of reflux, the left atrium will be compensated for dilation, because the reimbursement system will not cause symptoms for a very long time. However, if the regurgitation continues, it will eventually cause the decline of the left ventricular heart function, and cause chest tightness, shortness of breath, edema and other related diseases.

So how do you get it right?

1. A small amount of reflux requires more than half a year to a year of follow-up ultrasound of the heart, and if there is no significant change, there is no way to carry out relevant treatment at this stage.

2. If mild, moderate, moderate and severe regurgitation is fused with related diseases, the attending doctor will decide whether to carry out surgery ** treatment, and the way is actually to replace the bad heart valve with a human heart valve. <>

There are two kinds of heart valves: microbial valves and mechanical equipment valves, microbial valves have a relatively short service life, and do not need long-term internal anticoagulant drugs, and mechanical equipment has a relatively long service life, and long-term internal anticoagulant drugs are required.

If there is a small amount of regurgitation, it is actually a "door" that cannot be closed.

So what is the reason for the door to be too loose? Physiological reflux is likely to be caused by a variety of heart disease symptoms, such as rheumatoid heart disease, infective endocarditis, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, hypertensive heart disease, dilated heart disease, etc. <>

However, we want to tell you that in fact, most of this small amount of regurgitation is physiological, especially for those over 40 years old, mitral and tricuspid valves are more or less likely to have a certain degree of degenerative changes, which is like saying that after opening and closing the door again and again, it cannot be closed, but it cannot be regarded as a psychological distortion, and there is no need to carry out relevant treatment.

All in all, the slight regurgitation of the tricuspid valve does not have a great impact on the human body, so it is not easy**, and we do not need to worry too much, we only need to carry out regular follow-up visits, and there is no need to carry out unique treatment. However, if the patient has moderate to severe regurgitation, then we should pay sufficient attention to it and immediately carry out surgery to improve the function of the patient's heart valves, so that the best possible effect can be obtained.

What is the medical report of mitral or tricuspid regurgitation? Need **?

Judging from the results of cardiac ultrasound, mitral valve and tricuspid regurgitation are a small amount, and all parts of the heart are also in the normal range, generally have no effect, and the studio model does not need to be rechecked once a year.

Shi Jijun, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital.