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Suggest Treatment For Moderate Mitro Valve Regurgitation
Question: I was diagnosed with moderate mitro vavle regurginatation but another dr told me it was mild.since the initial diagnosis I have been a mess I read symptoms on line and I have been having them I have went to several emergency rooms and all test are good during my life time I have flet certain symptoms off and on for years some test have been negative for mitro valve some of showed mild aortic leakage but the heart function has always been normal I have had bouts off and on with anxiety and I do have high blood pleasure which is controlled through meds I'm 46 and I'm tired of these prior to this year I was very active physical I have always been I just want my life back .last night I dreamed I was having irregulag heartbeats and I woke up with those beats I need help I think I'm dying. I just took a street test in Dec that was normal.
Brief Answer:
Tests reports needed...
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX!
I read your query and understood your concerns.
You are reporting that you have been diagnosed with moderate mitral and aortal regurgitation (valve leakage) with a normal functioning heart. Can you please upload all the data you have, so I would be able to give an accurate answer to your queries?
If you have a mild mitro- aortal regurgitation, with a normal heart and a negative stress, than what you feel may be related to arrhythmias or stress.
This is why I strongly suggest to do a Holter monitoring to exclude any arrhythmia as the cause of your problems.
Moreover all the efforts should be made to stabilise your BP and to control anxiety. If you were my patient I would recommend:
- Control BP
- Reduce alcohol intake
- Avoid caffeine and energy drink
- Increase physical activity
- Avoid unnecessary stress and increase recreational activities.
This will help to control BP, arrhythmia and stress.
Wish you health!
Dr. Benard
Tests reports needed...
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX!
I read your query and understood your concerns.
You are reporting that you have been diagnosed with moderate mitral and aortal regurgitation (valve leakage) with a normal functioning heart. Can you please upload all the data you have, so I would be able to give an accurate answer to your queries?
If you have a mild mitro- aortal regurgitation, with a normal heart and a negative stress, than what you feel may be related to arrhythmias or stress.
This is why I strongly suggest to do a Holter monitoring to exclude any arrhythmia as the cause of your problems.
Moreover all the efforts should be made to stabilise your BP and to control anxiety. If you were my patient I would recommend:
- Control BP
- Reduce alcohol intake
- Avoid caffeine and energy drink
- Increase physical activity
- Avoid unnecessary stress and increase recreational activities.
This will help to control BP, arrhythmia and stress.
Wish you health!
Dr. Benard
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