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Understanding Mild Mitral Valve Regurgitation and Its Management

Cardiac issues I underwent an echocardiogram and found to have "mild mitral regurgitation with mitral valve prolapse and mild tricuspid regurgitation." I would like to ask: 1. Is it necessary to seek medical attention? 2. What should I pay attention to in my daily life?


Dr. Zhong Yuxun Reply:
Hello Marc, Mitral valve prolapse is quite common in clinical practice, and the exact cause remains unclear. If symptoms are present, medical treatment is necessary. It is recommended to have an echocardiogram once a year. In daily life, one should avoid overly stimulating acti...

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Understanding Heart Valve Insufficiency: Symptoms and Concerns

Mitral valve insufficiency I would like to ask a question about a friend of mine who often experiences shortness of breath and appears to have nasal congestion, making it difficult to breathe smoothly. They consulted an otolaryngologist, but no abnormalities were found. Two years...


Dr. Chen Guifeng Reply:
If shortness of breath is not due to nasal congestion, the primary causes are likely related to heart and lung function. Conditions such as anemia or thyroid dysfunction may also be potential factors. For a detailed evaluation, please visit an outpatient clinic for examination.

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