Dr Ranjit Jagtap News - Aortic Valve Disease

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Dr Ranjit Jagtap News

• According to Dr Ranjit Jagtap News, when the
  valves in your heart don't work properly, it's
  heart valve disease. Rheumatic fever, congenital
  abnormalities, degradation over time, as well as
  infection are all common causes of valve disease.
  Valvular stenosis or valvular insufficiency can
  cause this.

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Aortic Valve Disease

• Any of various disorders that hinder one or more
  of the heart's valves from functioning properly
  to ensure appropriate circulation are referred to
  as heart valve disease. Heart valve illness, if
  left untreated, can have a negative impact on
  one's quality of life and can be fatal.
• Heart valves can be repaired or replaced
  surgically in many situations, restoring normal
  function and allowing a return to normal
  activities.
• The Ram Mangal Heart Foundation founded by Dr
  Ranjit Jagtap has a long history and a great
  reputation for treating heart valve disease as an
  international referral institution. This material
  will assist you in learning more about heart
  valve disease and the treatment choices available
  to you.

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What is heart valve disease and how does it
affect you?

• Within your heart, there are four valves. The
  valves ensure that blood flows through the heart
  in just one way.
• The valves are made up of little flaps of tissue
  called leaflets that open to allow blood to flow
  forward through the heart for half of each
  heartbeat and close to prevent blood from going
  backward.
• Two of the valves' leaflets (mitral and
  tricuspid) include stiff, fibrous strands of
  tissue termed "chordae tendineae" that connect
  the valves to the muscles (papillary muscles)
  inside the ventricles' walls. The chordae
  tendineae and papillary muscles stabilise the
  leaflets against blood flow backward.

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Conclusion

• If you have high blood pressure or cholesterol,
  you should go to Dr Ranjit Jagtap Clinic about
  how you might lower these numbers. Moreover,
  aortic valve disease has a link to both of these
  disorders.