VSD, Cardiology FAQ

Understanding Heart Health: Key Insights from Recent Cardiovascular Checkup

Irregular symptoms! Therefore, I underwent an examination! What should I pay attention to? Thank you! UCG No: LOCATION: Ao (20-37mm) 28 mm IVSd (2D) (7-10mm) 12 mm AV (16-26mm) 20 mm IVSs (2D) (7-10mm) 7 mm LA (19-40mm) 35 mm LVIDd (2D) (35-53mm) 45 mm LA/Ao mm LVIDs (2D) (25-36m...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, if you have pulmonary hypertension, please avoid drinking too much water and consuming raw or cold foods. You can continue to follow up at the cardiology outpatient clinic. Changhua Hospital cares about you.

How Often Should You Get a Heart Ultrasound? Understanding Your Reports

How often should a cardiac ultrasound be performed (and how to interpret the cardiac ultrasound report)? Hello, Doctor. I have two echocardiogram reports that are about two months apart. 1. In one of the reports, the LAD (19-40mm): 43. Does this indicate left atrial enlargement...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, follow-up should be done at most once a year; it should be a measurement error. A difference of two months is significant. Undergoing valve surgery will not eliminate premature beats, and no one undergoes surgery for such mild issues. Valve repair surgery does not involve ...

Understanding Heart Palpitations: Managing Anxiety and Health Risks

I'm really scared about the issue of arrhythmia? Here's the translation: The situation is as follows: Recently, due to the pressure of preparing for my university certification exams and job hunting, I have been feeling quite stressed and down. Before graduation, I use...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, based on the report you provided me, it seems that everything is okay and not very serious. If it were really severe, the doctor wouldn't have "just sent me on my way." A total of 436 is not a lot, especially since you weren't feeling well that day. Don...

Understanding Atrial Premature Contractions and Mitral Valve Prolapse

Atrial premature contractions & mitral valve prolapse Hello Doctor, I have symptoms of atrial premature contractions and mitral valve prolapse. 1. I would like to ask how long the treatment for atrial premature contractions typically lasts. I have been taking medication (Dr...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
It is recommended to maintain a regular schedule and engage in moderate exercise, while avoiding excessive consumption of caffeinated beverages.

Understanding Mitral Valve Prolapse and Premature Heartbeats: A Patient's Journey

Mitral valve prolapse and premature ventricular contractions? Hello Doctor, I was diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse two years ago, but the doctor said it was mild, so I didn't pay much attention to it. However, this year, I started experiencing more frequent palpitations,...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
1. I do not smoke or drink excessively, and I believe I do not experience more stress than others my age. I also do not have any bad habits. Why do I have symptoms of premature atrial contractions? If we consider bad lifestyle habits, it might be that I did not exercise at all la...

Understanding Your Doppler Echocardiogram and Cardiac Ultrasound Report

I would like to inquire about the reports of Doppler color flow imaging and echocardiography? 1. Doppler Color Echocardiogram BSA: 1.56 m² Sinus Rhythm ● M-mode Measurements: Ao Diameter: 25.53 mm, LA Diameter: 29.05 mm, LA/Ao: 1.14 IVSd: 5.62 mm, LVIDd: 43.46 mm, LVPWd: 6.27 mm ...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, the echocardiogram shows no issues; there is only mild tricuspid regurgitation grade 2-3. Everything is fine. Changhua Hospital cares about you.

Understanding Pulmonary Hypertension and Heart Conditions: A Comprehensive Guide

Is there a connection between pulmonary hypertension and other heart problems? Electrocardiogram (ECG) findings or pathology report content examination purpose and: Result: Normal sinus rhythm with sinus arrhythmia. Normal ECG. Echocardiogram (including single and dual views) ...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, there are no signs of pulmonary hypertension or other heart issues; everything is basically normal, so don't worry. Changhua Hospital cares about you.

Uncovering Undiagnosed Heart Valve Insufficiency: A Patient's Journey

Previously undetected valvular insufficiency? Hello Doctor, I experienced arrhythmia for about a week last October. By the time I had a cardiac ultrasound and a 24-hour Holter monitor, the symptoms had disappeared, and the doctor said the results were normal, advising me to adjus...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, based on my review of the reports, it appears that two different hospitals conducted the examinations, and there isn't much difference between them; both indicate very mild issues. It's just that the physicians expressed it differently. For such a mild valvular i...

Understanding Echocardiogram Results: A Guide for Patients

Interpretation of Echocardiography Interpretation: 1. Normal morphology of the mitral valve, aortic valve, and tricuspid valve. 2. No chamber enlargement. 3. Good left ventricular global systolic performance. 4. No regional wall motion abnormalities. Doppler Study: M...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
The report shows no abnormalities.

Understanding Echocardiogram Results: Assessing Heart Health Risks

Echocardiogram results Hello, I have a heavier body weight and suffer from hypertension, which is often controlled around 140/90 with medication. Recently, I have been feeling palpitations throughout the day, which even affects my sleep. I had a blood test for cardiac troponin I,...

Dr. Li Han Reply:
Hello, your test results are generally within the acceptable normal range. Regarding the abnormal levels of cardiac troponin and how to interpret them, there may be limited information available, so I cannot provide a response. As for your main symptom of palpitations, does it re...

Understanding Your Echocardiogram: Key Insights for Heart Health

Echocardiography follow-up? Hello Doctor, I have issues with obesity and hypertension. Over the past couple of years, I have been continuously losing weight and taking medication to control my blood pressure, but it still remains around 140/90 mmHg, and my heart rate is normal. B...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Please exercise regularly to control your blood pressure and monitor it regularly.

Understanding Echocardiogram Results for Hypertension Patients

Ultrasound Diagnosis Interpretation Hello Doctor, I have hypertension that is being managed with medication. Due to palpitations affecting my sleep and experiencing heart rhythm issues, I sought medical attention and underwent tests including an echocardiogram, a 24-hour Holter m...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Your ultrasound report indicates that there is enlargement of the right atrium and left atrium. It is recommended that you engage in regular exercise, maintain a light diet, and control your blood pressure, along with regular follow-ups. If you experience any discomfort or sympto...

Understanding Heart Ultrasound Reports: Insights on VSD and LV Function

Echocardiogram Report December 2019 Diagnosis: Ventricular septal defect, perimembranous type, post intracardiac repair. No residual left-to-right shunt. No aortic valve prolapse, no aortic valve regurgitation. Mitral valve prolapse with mild mitral valve regurgitation. No tricus...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, is your heart function declining? Based on the numbers, it seems so, but the report indicates good ventricular function. The actual situation is unclear, and there may not be much that can be done to improve LVEF. It might be best to consider addressing the VSD first. You ...

Understanding Your Echocardiogram Results: A Guide to Heart Health

Echocardiogram Interpretation Hello Doctor: Below are the examination results I found in my health wallet. Could you please help me determine if they are normal? Thank you! /M/2D ECHO Aorta/LA 31 / 25 mm (23-37/18-38mm) LV-septum/LV-PW 10 / 9 mm (6-12/5-11mm) LV-IDs/LV-IDd 29 / ...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
The report results indicate normal findings.

Understanding Echocardiogram Results: When to Consider Cardiac Catheterization

Echocardiogram Hello Doctor! Could you please take a moment to review this echocardiogram report and let me know if further cardiac catheterization is necessary? Thank you! M-Mode Doppler: - Ao Diameter: 35.74 mm (normal range: 18.00 - 35.00) - MV E Velocity: 54.27 cm/s - LA Dia...

Dr. Chen Jili Reply:
It is advisable for you to discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. Thank you, and wishing you good health!

Understanding Atrial Premature Contractions: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Atrial premature contraction (APC) Hello, Director. I would like to ask about my condition. In September, I was diagnosed with atrial premature contractions (APCs), and a 24-hour Holter monitor showed five APCs in one day. An echocardiogram revealed mitral valve prolapse and some...

Dr. He Dongjin Reply:
Hello, there's no need to worry about frequent early contractions. As long as they last for more than 20 occurrences, based on the data you provided, they are still within the normal and acceptable range. This means they are normal and not associated with a higher risk of su...

Understanding Atrial Premature Contractions: Causes and Concerns

Atrial premature contraction (APC) Hello, I would like to ask the director about my diagnosis of atrial premature contractions (APCs) in September, where I experienced about 5 APCs per day. I have been actively treated with Cartil (Cardil) twice daily. On November 19, the doctor ...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Based on your symptoms, it is recommended to adjust your daily routine and engage in regular exercise. However, if the symptoms persist, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a consultation, where a physician can adjust your medication.

Understanding Mild Pulmonary Hypertension: Treatment Necessity and Survival Rates

Questions about echocardiography? Doctor, may I ask if mild pulmonary hypertension (TRPG: 29 mmHg Pulmonary valve) requires immediate treatment? I heard that without treatment, the survival rate is only 3 years? Thank you! ---Result: ＜ Interpretations and summary ＞ TR: mild M...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
There is no such saying.

Understanding Your Echocardiogram Results: Key Insights and Implications

Echocardiogram results? Result: ＜ Interpretations and summary ＞ - Tricuspid Regurgitation (TR): Mild - Mitral Valve Prolapse: Present - Chamber Sizes: Normal - Left Ventricular (LV) Wall Thickness: Normal - Left Ventricular Function: Normal - Mild Pulmonary Hypertension - ...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
Your echocardiogram report shows no significant issues aside from mitral valve prolapse, mild valve regurgitation, and mild pulmonary hypertension. There are no specific concerns you need to pay special attention to in your daily life.

Understanding Echocardiogram and Doppler Report: Key Insights for Young Patients

Echocardiogram and Doppler Color Flow Study Report Hello, Doctor. I am 24 years old and recently experienced premature atrial contractions, so I underwent a 24-hour Holter monitor, echocardiogram, and Doppler color flow imaging of the heart. The reports are as follows. Could you ...

Dr. Wu Xueming Reply:
According to your examination report, cardiac function is normal, with mitral valve prolapse accompanied by mild regurgitation. The 24-hour Holter monitor did not reveal any significant arrhythmias.

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