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Hello Adam, I got a mild leak from my mitral and tricuspid valves. Should I already go to a surgeon to fix them?

Hi , may I ask because I am confused of the 2 different Dr statement 1 Dr said that if you have CHF , edema etc your surgery survival rate is low. 2nd Dr wants to wait and see meaning waiting until the valve is unrepairable then thats surgery time. Thank you in advance

Had a clip for mitral valve was only 75 per cent success now developing symptoms again very worried waiting to see consultant again

Couldn't hear it over the sound of my tinnitus. I really don't want both.

for mitral valve repair, is a general thoracic surgeon all right? or should the patient insist on cardiologist? I was referred to a dr. for mitral valve repair by my cardiologist. the thing that stood out to me is that the dr. is a "general thoracic surgeon". I wonder if I should be seeing a more specialized dr. The dr. does work out of a clinic that calls itself a cardiovascular clinic, and the actual surgery is done at a major hospital. The valve is described as "very repairable". The doctor seems to not be coming up with the same answers as actual cardiologists. for example he claims my situation is not urgent at all, even though the prolapse is now classified as severe. He also states that I can do any exercises I want, including weight lifting, when multiple cardiologists have told me that I should avoid weight lifting, pushups, situps, lifting heavy weights, etc. The doctor plans on doing a minimaly invasive repair, from side of chest, going between ribs. Not the mitral clip, that does not last. That seems good, but I have some doubts.

Absolutely live this dictor. My mom has a valve aneurysm and id love foe him to do it for her. Ur amazing!❤

I’m 64 and had my aortic valve and part of my aorta replaced April 10th @ Mayo Clinic Rochester MN. (congenital bicuspid, stenosis) I told them that I intend to follow in my father’s footsteps and live to be a hundred. They said that a mechanical valve would be my best choice as they last the longest. Feel great, looking 👀 forward to returning to work July 8th. No rhythm issues. Valve is loud though. My wife has nicknamed me “Thumper”. Dr Malaki L. Shrestha, M.B.B.S.

When the blond had chest pains, she put off going to the cardiologist for over a year. When the doctor asked her why she waited so long she said she read the life expectancy is two years after diagnosis so I put off the diagnosis to live longer.

Nothing can stop me with my new heart and the right out of packing so i am invincible what did the athletes before me treasure and injoy for my new guide lines to live and to start a exercise schedule right next to the everyday workout i am used to any advice for me and mynew Sun and moon and Stars can you please send me a text message on the rewards involving the newman and the truth about the care for this room he's to meditation in

Sternum wires are then permanently in side of me and the mussels are in the process of healing so it's just a few months away before I am feeling better along the way i now have a Brand new heart and it needs the opportunity to get back to the university of the supports that my heart is needing to comfort the staffing services with.my New friendship with my self to sharpen the pencil and stuff and the relaxed sound's of music and the better thoughts for the heart rithums to complete this document

My father had double valve replacement surgery just 3 days ago at Epic Hospital, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

I had a minimal invasive heart valve repair. Last June a complete success. In Raleigh NC. Dr Byron Bolton

Is the plank ok?

Thank you Dr Chikwe. Excellent explanation and graphics.

All of these videos by expert surgeons say go to a mitral valve specialist center for repair if possible. It's not something to mess around with a mitral valve that is not as common as other heart valve problems. My cardiologist said it's not complex surgery.

In todays new and successful methods of Heart problem correction, what issues still mandate Open Heart surgery

Dr. Jai Raman has beautiful eyes! He is also a brilliant explainer and seems kind. And the interviewer is also Terrific!

Is there any way you can tell me more about other ways of closing the sternum besides wires? "Sternal fixation system" was the term the fine doctor used. Edit: okay, I have found considerable info on UA-cam! There are plates; there are "fibrous [- I forgot the name. Stringlike, strong, flat bands, non-metallic]": they look amazing. Still have to tie knots but they lie flatter, won't Poke Up into my skin: I'm 5' and weigh 100 lbs. I'm two years out of my sternotomy and the wires are bothering me (mostly emotionally; mild irritation). It's too late now, but I wonder if there was something else that could have been done. I'm thinking of having them removed, which is why I found this video. Now that I learned more, I wonder why plates weren't used. They look fantastic. Maybe it's because I needed a longer cut and maybe they're only used for shorter incisions. I don't know. Maybe my insurance wasn't good enough. Well, sorry to bother you if anyone actually read this! Thank you for a fantastic video and getting to hear a doctor who sounds truly wonderful.

Thank you Dr..Acker and the Penn Medicine Cardio Team ..

Got a mechanical valve when i was 13 so I'm expected to live to less than 30?

Thank you for this informative channel. I'm 64years old woman from Japan and had a mitral valve replacement on 1974 when I was 14. So my Björk-Shiley mechanical valve is working for 50yrs since then, and still working good. Recently I'm getting to worry about, " Will this valve last for the rest of my life? for 10, 20yrs more? Or when will I have to have the re-replacement surgery? it is said the second time surgery is riskier than the first time, moreover, getting older physically.... "

my father also have CABG BYPASS but it since 5 months my father had plus coming from it and not healing.

I am syrian and i have dinosiged latly with Aortic valve regurgitation do i desrve tolive like other human biengs

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I'm a 49 yr old female who just had my left mitral valve replaced with a mechanical one 9 days ago in Calgary, AB, Canada. I had had strep throat at about age 9 and apparently didn't get the right antibiotic or didn't get it fast enough. It became Rheumatic Fever! I was diagnosed 2nd week of February, 2024; after meeting my cardiologist for the first time, he admitted me to hospital. I stayed over 2 weeks. I was dying of heart failure - yes, at 49. The surgery was 6 hours and the first few days afterwards I was in some amazing pain. After a 5 day stay at Foothills Hospital, Calgary, I was sent home. It's still early days but each day I am feeling better with less pain. Oddly enough, at age 41 I was diagnosed with a left frontal lobe meningioma! I haven't been the same since. - my brother says every once in awhile, "Hey! There's my Sister!" I also suffer daily migraines since the surgery. So, with that I think it's up to me to write and star in a 1 woman play of OZ: no brain, no heart Et cetera! :D I would recommend this surgery to EVERYONE! I might have been the youngest on the ward & started to turn around the fastest but even the Hubert's & Gladys' were chugging right along behind me. Fear not. Trust God & Trust your surgical team. They're rock stars! My heart clicks like a Rolex now & I'm no longer dying of heart failure! Cheers!

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Guys, I am an extremely anxious and nervous person. And as incredible as it seems until 4 weeks ago I was perfectly fine, I had nothing. On April 20th, early in the morning, I woke up with tremendous palpitations, already feeling panicked and short of breath. I left the room and went to the living room in despair, thinking I was dying. A discomfort that I wouldn't wish on anyone. Afterwards, these panic attacks no longer happened the way they did, but as the days went by I felt fatigue, difficulty breathing normally and the palpitations continued. I went to the doctor and he ordered echo and Holter exams. As I am extremely anxious and fearful, I went to check the echo exam and found mild aortic valve insufficiency and mitral valve prolapse. Now the way I am I can't have peace anymore, I'm always anxious and thinking I'm going to die. I'm Brazilian and I've seen several videos of doctors saying it's nothing serious, but I've been feeling tired and constantly short of breath. Oh I don't know, I didn't want to be the way I am, I suffer for everything.

I found out today it's time for my Mitral valve surgery..... I am very nervous.

Thank you'll

I was diagnosed with this today

I’m 36 and I was diagnosed with a loose or floooy valve and I am terrified

Had this done two weeks ago. Dr Badhwar is an excellent surgeon and a Great man.

I have suspected mitrial regurgitation. That is I don't always get shortness of breath when walking. Maybe one morning or evening then no shortness of breath on walking next excercise. It feels like I have something in my lung ie I cough a lot which helps. The shortness of breath stops when I stop walking. It's so annoying. I've alerted my Doctor and he sent me for a CT Scan. And a Ultra Sound. But the NHS is so slow. Any help would be grateful. X

How long does a tavr last in the body?

thank you so much.

It's nearly ten years later much better outcomes now much better techniques in a not very well understood heart problem in terms of the public.

Wondering if a larger dose of Niacin, (which inhibits clotting and reduces platelet counts), would be enough to be a substitute for Warfarin.

Going on 6 1/2 years after aorta replacement due to a bicuspid situation that had gone undetected for sometime. Tremendous surgeon, team and facility at El Camino Hospital in Mountain View, CA installed a bovine valve. Still doing fine but know a TAVR procedure will be upcoming at some point in the next several years. Thank you.

Very helpful channel.

Thank you for this channel

After aortic valve repair surgery I had moderate leak 8 years later the same. Annual Echo shows no changes in heart kidney function normal notice a little shortness of breath climbing steep hills. Turn 70 last year and Dread having to go through heart surgery again my cardiologist said I'm not a candidate for t a v r for the moment it's just watchful waiting

Very nicely explained, I am using Arjuna capsules of Planet Ayurveda, will surely try this along with it.

Vitamin K2 (MK7) + D3 will naturally take calcium out of the soft tissue where it doesn't belong and place it into the bones and teeth where it does. Common diets generally do not contain a lot of foods that contain a lot of Vit K2. That's why calcification is a common problem. Also, stay away from calcium supplements, especially calcium carbonate as they have the opposite effect of Vit K2 and cause soft tissues to become more stiff. you can get enough calcium from foods. If you want to decalcifiy, take a Vit K2 (MK7) + D3 supplement.

There is any medicine to heal or recover bicuspid valve.

hello Mr. Dr. Sir, can an aortic arch anuerysm grown in size due to jogging or running. Kindly answer this doubt, i am not doing any sort of exercises, can i do jogging and running with the aortic aneurysms.

I had a mitral replacement 49 years ago and now the valve has begun to leak again. What are my options.Thank you. Patrick.

What about weight training but with 60-70% of maximum weight without holding breath. Does it impact negatively the valve and aorta progression ?

Great video. My first week at hospital after AVR surgery was okay. Heartbeat was 80-90. But the week after being discharged, it went up to 105-118. Hope it can settle down soon. Thanks again.

@heartvalvesurgery…. Where did Coach Fred have his surgery done?