Aortic Stenosis in Seniors Explained
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2014
- Better understand aortic stenosis--a heart valve disease that becomes more common with age. Find more information on aortic stenosis--including patient quizzes, expert interviews, additional videos, and a health care professional guide at www.agingresearch.org/CustomPa.... This film was written by Martina Cartwright, PhD, RD, President & CEO at Beacon Science, Inc. Art and animation by Berman and Co. Find more short films and educational resources on the diseases and conditions of aging at www.agingresearch.org
Now I know the problem of chest pain. When you have the symptoms it is exactly what you're talking about. Thank you so much. Watching all the way from Vanuatu 😀😁👍🔥🔥🇻🇺🇻🇺🇻🇺
Best video I've seen so far! Thank you!!!!
I'm here preparing for my Monday Presentation 🙂
It's very helpful and easy to understand.
Thank You
Very nicely explained
Great video!!
Very helpful video. Thank you !
We are plan it was helpful, Ajay.
It is comforting to know that there is no age limit to replacing the valve. Thank you
my father had a valve replacement surgery and still was dead within 2 months. It did not work for him.
I heard repairing the value is better than a valve that one has to take blood thiner
I was told l had biscup and given echo about four years ago but not been seen since l am 78 years old and feel fatigued should my doctor have kept in touch ?
This is so blunt, leads to death, do not survive etc. Making me more worried haha by listening to this.
Vitamin K2?.
How long can an elderly person live with mild congestive heart failure?
If you can find a confident cardiologist to begin the process of proper diagnosis and treatment plan. 4 months after starting this journey when syncope episodes began, and chest pain, we are still in the beginning stage of trying to get a solid diagnosis after echo, nuclear stress test, cardiac cath and an ETT test. Zero trust in cardiologist handling case and the extra stress. All these you tube stories on aortic valve stenosis cases and treatment are excellent but finding true doctor that cares in our area just doesn't seem to be easy.
Which country are you in and can you find a second opinion?
Sarah S. I’m so sorry about ur dad. I have this or heart valve issues band honestly I’d rather go to heaven than heart surgery. I have a murmur I’ve had for years. NOW I am 76 and just been asked to do an echo CARDIOGRAM.
Thanks. Sitting in hospital trying making a decision
Bro I was borned with it
The medical profession is too quick to dismiss diseases and debilitations among the old as a symptom of just being old. I'm surprised it even sees patients over 65.