In this video, Dr Sanjay Gupta discusses the subject of mitral regurgitation. My website is yorkcardiology.co.uk and my Facebook page is yorkcardiology@gmail.com
Ohhhh the mitral valve… it has been a thorn for me since I was 14 (now 44) I had rheumatic fever and eventually the regurgitation became severe so I had the valve replaced at 22. At 32 I developed Afib….had 4 catheter ablations to date (2 in 2018, 2019, 2022). At 37 went into heart failure. At 41 had mitral valve replaced and ASD (that I never knew I had) repaired….now getting ready to have surgery to hopefully fix Afib. But thank God the valve is doing good. The heart is soooo fascinating ❤❤
A year later and the Energizer Bunny called Sanjay Gupta is still going! These videos are proof of Sanjay's genuis. They are priceless, eternal and a gift from this wonderful man. New recruits will come and go, all more informed because he gave. Thank you, Doc, and God bless you.
I just wanted, to give a big up to Dr. Gupta. I have completed 2 consultations with him. I learnt so much about LVH, and how to deal with this issue. Sanjay has a natural cheerfulness, which helps to make you feel at ease and relaxed. Thanks Sanjay for such professional care and empathy.
God truly does work in mysterious ways and that's why Dr. Gupta is doing these videos. He probably has his personal reasons but God is using him as a gift for so many people. He's very smart, absorbs information like a sponge, is a great communicator, and a warm and generous heart. There is no way he could NOT utilize himself and lucky for us. I hope God continues to use him and blesses him with a great life with lots of love.
Thanks for this. I did end up having mitral valve surgery in Mexico. I was fortunate to meet the most amazing cardiologist and team. I work for/with him now. 🙂
I second your opinion and comment! I have just found out I have this problem as well and I came here to hear Dr.mGupta’s opinion and it was very through and easy to understand. I am still being tested for the complete diagnosis, but his explanation has given me clearer information that Dr I saw at the hospital.
Thank you so much, this is just excellent. I've been dx with severe mitral regurgitation but no symptoms thus far so I'm in that limbo land of "what should I do?" Everyone has a different opinion on whether to operate now or later so your information is enormously helpful in putting it into perspective. Thanks again.
I’m in that situation. My cumulative regurgitant volume is 91cc with a regurgitant fraction of 69%. This info from esophageal ultrasound. What were your percentages? Did you end up with surgery?
Love this it’s helped me understand what I’m going through. Had pace and ablate felt like new now mitral valve is getting worse. You are amazing how you manage to work in your job be a husband and a father and a son yet care enough to make these videos. Thank you from the bottom of my pacemaker ❤ I wish you health and happiness and take care of you. Jo
Thank you for sharing your brilliant ideas on this topic. Actually, my 20 yo daughter has this condition. Right now she is taking meds and advised to loose weight. I hope my daughter will be fine. I am from Davao, Philippines God bless you
Thank you for making it so easy to understand , I was recently diagnosed with mitral regurgitation moder. to sev. Starting to become symptomatic also I have CkD Dr keeps telling me not ready but I feel ready especially before I go into dialysis
Thank you so much. I’m moderate, just turned 30 and it was dumped on me. I have MVP, posterior leaflet is elongated. They said I’ll need a repair to treat, and holding for severe. Echos right now every 6 months and scared. Thank you for the great explanation of how things work. I hop I can slow it down, and it’s 10 years out. I would love to hear data on how fast it progresses and the variables. I do know it’s patient dependent, so I’m doubtful there’s good data to look at for that
I love your videos Doc. You have the knack of relieving my tensions away. I have severe mitral regurgitation and regularly seeing my cardiologist. Hoping for the best.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
@@EnairraYota I'm doing slightly better. I don't do many physical activities like I used to do. These days, I'm very careful about how much weight I lift or push, since that can expedite or worsen my MVP problem. I used to always put my body under a lot of stress. I used to always push my body to an absolute limit. Especially when it comes to weightlifting, exercising etc. I simply didn't know the impact it could have on my heart over time. The human heart is very fragile. It is possible, because of the intense physical stress, I eventually damaged my heart valve. Another possibility could be it was cov!d that damaged my heart valve and altered my heart's electrical system. Prior to all of this, I had zero pre-existing condition related to my heart. Also, there is zero family history of heart disease.
Thank so much Dr sanjay . Excellent information. I have a phone call appointment tomorrow and thats the best they could do for me . I can't even see a Dr and I am nervous because I don't know how bad it is but I have my list of questions. God bless you❤
Dr. Gupta. My husband has been dxd with Mitral Valve regurgitation and has been found to have ruptured chordae tendinae. THey assume from heavy lifting. He has HTN and asthma, and mild ventricular HT, otherwise his heart is very healthy. He is active and very strong. We live in Alaska and his cardiologist recommended we go to the lower 48 for a surgeon who did more of the surgeries. He mentioned the Cleveland Clinic as a good choice. Alaska to Cleveland is a long way, and we really don't want to travel that far. Are there any West Coast hospitals/cardiology specialists that you would recommend?
thanks you! I now am on Instagram as Yorkcardiology and will be doing a regular whatsapp broadcast.. Please send me your whatsapp number on yorkcardiology@gmail.com if you would like me to add you. I also have lots of interesting patient stories on my website:www.drsanjayguptacardiologist.com
Good morning I have heart leak vale disease . I watched your video and I got lot of information. This video very very useful for me . I will talk to my doctor. Thank you so much.
My cardiologist is going to examine the mitral valve for either blockage or failure in a week. He will employ a mitraclip transcatheter repair if needed. Thanks for your many clear explanations of the mechanics as it has been very reassuring to me and my spouse. Knowledge is power.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
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Thank you so much for your time and clear explanation. ❤ I just got a letter in the post told me I have mitral regurgitation, its made me fearful. I don't know the extent of the damage or what type. I will contact my dr to find out more.
I was born with it. I had bad pain episodes from it a lot when I was like 7- 19 years old. No one believed me. Bit when I was 24 there was a free heart clinic. I went and was diagnosed with this. I could obviously see it on the color ultrasound. I was so happy that the doctor believed me and told me no I'm not crazy. I'm 50 years old now. I havnt had pain for years. He was a smart doctor. He said just live your life ,stay in a good diet, and it usually gets better with age.Hes right.❤
Hi Doc, thank you for the video. just wondering if there are certain dietary foods/substance to avoid that would worsen the affects? Would drinking alcohol have an indirect adverse affect on the valve?
I have mitral valve prolapse and marfan syndrome as well as a leaky valve .my question is will i need surgery ?im also diabetic as well as high blood pressure .im seeing a heart doctor on the 4th of dec can u plz give me some advice on what to expect ?im really scared .ive had open heart surgery b4 but would like a different opinion on what might happen
Hello dr I have echocardiogram Friday 29.5.20. And the person who was scanning my heart told me he will immediately report the result to dr. And I will know the result Monday June frist , my question is is he found out some concern about the result , because when he was scanning my heart I saw some blue and red color he done pictures many times and he asked to breath in and hold, few seconds ?
I recently underwent mitral valve repair. My symptoms were mild, with the primary ones being that my heart would sometimes unexplainably race and had recently had some PVCs. The cardiologist that I had told me it was anxiety as well as others. However, I still felt something was off. I found a second cardiologist who properly diagnosed it. I can't help but wonder, had I stayed with the first, whether irreparable damage would have resulted.
How common is it for someone to have both Mitral valve and Aortic Valve regurgitation? I've recently been told I have both and I've had a heart murmur befor. In my twenties I was told then that i had out grown it. This is awesome information your giving. More then I've recieved but I'm a newly Dx as of Wed. 10/26. Next I have yo have a CT calcium score without IV. Had a EKG/Tred mill stress test and i was told no narrowing or blockages found but my doctor had to read it. The preliminary reading was done by another doctor cause mine was not there at the time. Thanks again for this helpful info.
Oh I also have scarcoidosis but as far as I know it hasn't effect my heart. I have it of the skin. Have not spoken with cardiologist again since 9/21. Trying to get appt again befor the date given.
Very Helpful. I had endocarditis almost two years ago. I continue to get better. Including my Heart. I'm starting to wonder if I now need open heart surgery? My surgery has been held up while I'm getting procedures for a Large Pancreas stone. So you have given me some ideas to think about. Thank You!
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
THANK YOU DOCTOR. i have been really anxious about my health. diagnosed with mvp with 15% (trivial regurgitation), my cardiologist said i could carry on with my usual workout routine except for heavy lifting. i am allowed to lift 15% of my body weight though (around 10kg). This video has taken so much weight on my shoulder. It's just that, considering that MVregurgitation is a progressive disease, i wonder how long will it take for a trivial rgtn to become severe? is it possible to regress? are there some ways that I can do to stop it from progressing? anybody here with the same diagnosis with me?
Gary here. I’ve been diagnosed with mitral AND aortal valve regurgitation. It’s at a stage now where I am only required to get an EKG once a year. I would love to see one of your videos that addresses this situation. Also, do you believe there is any connection between my problems and magnesium deficiency? Thank you very much for publishing these excellent videos.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Hi doc. I have thickened mitral valve leaflets without restriction of motion, mild Mitral regurgitation and trivial Tricuspid regurgitation, is this ok?
Thank you this was helpful. Do you have anything on the tricuspid valve as well? I was diagnosed with trivial mitral regurgitation and mild tricuspid valve regurgitation and would love to get an understanding of that as well
Also mitral regurgitation can cause enlargement of the left atrium and eventual occurrence of atrial fibrillation which will greatly worsen the overall situation "trivial mitral regurgitation" might just be an error on an echocardiogram if there is no murmur of mitral regurgitation
I was diagnosed with mitral regurgitation many years ago, and my PA said that I will need a Valve replacement if it goes bad. And I actually saw the leak on meat ventricular valve during the echocardiogram test. Thank God I’m still doing okay and continue to exercise when I can. I due feel fatigue in the afternoon, but I’ve been taking magnesium and also help with my heart palpitations. Thank you Dr Sanjay.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
@@GPadLGVKU I have been taken the magnesium with K2 for like 6 months and when I did my labs it wasn’t good for me. So I just take the 400 mg each day.
@@CelestialTrailblazer you probably need to see a cardiologist and request to do another echocardiogram. Have you ever felt and hear your heart like it’s expanding and then explode? I could be sitting down and I can hear my heart beat very loudly. Then I started taking 400 mg of magnesium everyday, and it seems to help the blood flow in my heart. And regular exercise is actually helping me. But I know I need to see a cardiologist to ensure my body is adapting to leaky valve, and it’s not getting worst. Please take good care of yourself. I hope you are taking it easy and listen to your body, and hopefully you get a check up.
@@scarlettrose7658 My cardiologist thinks its Anxiety and told me to ignore all my symptoms. He is not gong to let me do another echo. I have MVP (mitral valve prolapse), Mitral regurgitation, Mild tricuspid regurgitation, Chest pain, Shortness of breath, Palpitations, Multiple pulmonary lung nodules, Intestinal metaplasia of gastric cardia, GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), Difficulty swallowing pills since birth. Too many problems that I can't simply ignore. I might actually change my cardiologist to get another heart ultra sound.
I was diagnosed with severe MVR. I have no symptoms my Cardiologist has suggested to have surgery. My primary doctor tells to wait until i have symptoms. Not sure what to do.
Wonderful information. Thank you! My ex husband is in the severe stage now for at least 2 1/2 yrs. He's afraid to have the operation. My fear is that he will pass away before having the opportunity to possibly save his life by surgery. Do you have any suggestions?
@@dzire10025 He’s still alive. He gets chest pain periodically. He works out at his home gym daily according to my kids. Be has also taken on caring for his ailing mother.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Good afternoon, Dr. Gupta. I was diagnosed with this when I was about 14 years old. Family condition. When I was a child during a traffic accident operation. The doctor at the time said it was nothing to worry about. Completely forgot. Over COVID exercise has dropped to zero for me, two years later. I found it really hard to get back into it. The breathless-less you talked about it. I started to have trouble sleeping a long time, and headaches or migraines. Could those be restated? I’m now currently sitting in hospital waiting for operation for a replacement.
*Please* please can you or anyone tell me why they don't operate until it's *Severe* ..I was diagnosed with MV disease *Regurgitation & Stenosis* (mild-moderate) but 6 mnths later it's *Too Severe* to operate?! I'm on maximum heart meds, home oxygen, & my Cardiologist signed a *DNACPR* 2 mnths ago saying I can Cardiac Arrest at any time?! *Please help me to understand this?* There's *NO* help, advice or support anywhere?! - (No heart conditions in the family & I didn't have Rheumatic Fever as a child)
The diagnosis isn't always accurate. They may not have seen the full extent of the condition the first time. Or you may have been dehydrated the second time, which would make the condition appear worse. Maybe if you go in again for a check and you're very well hydrated with electrolytes they will see that you're well enough for surgery. Good luck!
Good afternoon all. Dr, thank your very much for your excellent educational videos. If you read this, I will be very greatfull if you can answer this question please. What is the condition that triggers AV heart block called? I have a pacemaker due to 3rd degree AV Block. a year later I am told that the PM is pacing only around 1% of the time. I was not supprised by this as I only ever had experianced av block when swolloing food. I would litterly feel my heart stop, followed by a tight feeling, followed by a huge headrush, followed by heavy pumps of the heart then returning to a normal rhythm. All this takes about 5 seconds. and happened many many times before my gp ordered a 24hr ecg that proved what I was saying.... Dr, Have you ever heard of a patiant with the same symtom/link (swollowing food = 3rd degree AV Block)? Thank you! :)
Your videos usually have some mic noises but this one really is unbearable. Thank you for what you do, anyway. I was wondering why my ejection fraction is so "good." I think it's 65. Now I know that that's a bad thing. About 6:30. My cardiologist said that I have progressed past mvp to mitral valve disease. But still regurgitation is only mild to mild-moderate (has gone up and down I think). Is this why my lungs are large?
Hello doc? what if I have thickened mitral valve leaflets? is that okay doc? I was diagnosed of mild mitral regurgitation and mild Tricuspid Regurgitation
I have mild aortic valve regurgitation, is it completely different to this? I’m very anxious about the diagnosis - I’m only 26. My cardiologist said I’m healthy right now and I just need monitoring throughout life. How common is it? It wasn’t detected on stethoscope by the cardiologist.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Thank you, you are the only Doctor that explained the regurgitation problem that I completely understood and comprehended. Thank you.
Ohhhh the mitral valve… it has been a thorn for me since I was 14 (now 44) I had rheumatic fever and eventually the regurgitation became severe so I had the valve replaced at 22. At 32 I developed Afib….had 4 catheter ablations to date (2 in 2018, 2019, 2022). At 37 went into heart failure. At 41 had mitral valve replaced and ASD (that I never knew I had) repaired….now getting ready to have surgery to hopefully fix Afib. But thank God the valve is doing good. The heart is soooo fascinating ❤❤
You are the embodiment of strength! Praying that your last surgery went well. I meet withthe cardiologis tomorrow, and your message has given me hope.
A year later and the Energizer Bunny called Sanjay Gupta is still going! These videos are proof of Sanjay's genuis. They are priceless, eternal and a gift from this wonderful man. New recruits will come and go, all more informed because he gave. Thank you, Doc, and God bless you.
I just wanted, to give a big up to Dr. Gupta. I have completed 2 consultations with him. I learnt so much about LVH, and how to deal with this issue. Sanjay has a natural cheerfulness, which helps to make you feel at ease and relaxed. Thanks Sanjay for such professional care and empathy.
God truly does work in mysterious ways and that's why Dr. Gupta is doing these videos. He probably has his personal reasons but God is using him as a gift for so many people. He's very smart, absorbs information like a sponge, is a great communicator, and a warm and generous heart. There is no way he could NOT utilize himself and lucky for us. I hope God continues to use him and blesses him with a great life with lots of love.
Pp
This is the best explanation on this condition I have heard - very detailed and easily understood - Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much sir. I have diagnosed have mild mitral regurgitation. And now i feel much better..
Great information from a wonderfully kind Dr who teaches us to not be afraid of our bodies and to keep our hearts in shape.
I’m a cardiac nurse and I love all of your videos
Well your kindness to share your knowledge speaks volumes about what kind of person you are, Thank You
Thank you for your dedication to helping us understand MVR. You did a great job.
Thanks for this. I did end up having mitral valve surgery in Mexico. I was fortunate to meet the most amazing cardiologist and team. I work for/with him now. 🙂
I enjoy your lectures. It is so simplified for easy understanding. Thank you
I have watched numerous vids on MVR and this was by far the most informative. My MVR is moderate to severe. Another echo in about 3 weeks.
I'm so thankful for Dr. Gupta's wonderful informational videos! I have mitral valve prolapse and he is a godsend to everyone with cardiac concerns.
I second your opinion and comment! I have just found out I have this problem as well and I came here to hear Dr.mGupta’s opinion and it was very through and easy to understand. I am still being tested for the complete diagnosis, but his explanation has given me clearer information that Dr I saw at the hospital.
Thanks doc, you have made this more clear for me
Thank you so much, this is just excellent. I've been dx with severe mitral regurgitation but no symptoms thus far so I'm in that limbo land of "what should I do?" Everyone has a different opinion on whether to operate now or later so your information is enormously helpful in putting it into perspective. Thanks again.
I’m in that situation. My cumulative regurgitant volume is 91cc with a regurgitant fraction of 69%. This info from esophageal ultrasound. What were your percentages? Did you end up with surgery?
Respected Doc Sahib,
Wonderful Information.
We are obliged.
Superb information god bless you Sir.
Love this it’s helped me understand what I’m going through. Had pace and ablate felt like new now mitral valve is getting worse. You are amazing how you manage to work in your job be a husband and a father and a son yet care enough to make these videos.
Thank you from the bottom of my pacemaker ❤ I wish you health and happiness and take care of you.
Jo
Very informative and easy to understand. I may just stop panicking :)
Excellent Video.
Very easy to understand.
Thank you for sharing your brilliant ideas on this topic. Actually, my 20 yo daughter has this condition. Right now she is taking meds and advised to loose weight. I hope my daughter will be fine. I am from Davao, Philippines God bless you
Thank you so much for your videos, you explain things so well, I am learning a lot. Thanks again!
Thank so so very much, Dr. This was so helpful to me.
Thank you for making it so easy to understand , I was recently diagnosed with mitral regurgitation moder. to sev. Starting to become symptomatic also I have CkD Dr keeps telling me not ready but I feel ready especially before I go into dialysis
Wonderful information Dr Gupta very valuable. My cardiologist diagnosed me with mild mitral regurgitation
Thank you for the clear and concise explanation of Mitral Valve Regurgitation! Very helpful for my MedSurg class in nursing school :)
Thank you so much. I’m moderate, just turned 30 and it was dumped on me. I have MVP, posterior leaflet is elongated. They said I’ll need a repair to treat, and holding for severe. Echos right now every 6 months and scared. Thank you for the great explanation of how things work. I hop I can slow it down, and it’s 10 years out. I would love to hear data on how fast it progresses and the variables. I do know it’s patient dependent, so I’m doubtful there’s good data to look at for that
Very good, informative, thank you.
Thank You for the great talk!!
Thank you for the video. I now understand my severe mitral regurgitation and have a much better idea of what will happen!
Me too
You have taught me so much. I am truly grateful.
Excellent video. I just tweeted it!
I love your videos Doc. You have the knack of relieving my tensions away. I have severe mitral regurgitation and regularly seeing my cardiologist. Hoping for the best.
How are you now?
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
@@CelestialTrailblazer How r u now please reply
@@EnairraYota I'm doing slightly better. I don't do many physical activities like I used to do. These days, I'm very careful about how much weight I lift or push, since that can expedite or worsen my MVP problem.
I used to always put my body under a lot of stress. I used to always push my body to an absolute limit. Especially when it comes to weightlifting, exercising etc. I simply didn't know the impact it could have on my heart over time. The human heart is very fragile. It is possible, because of the intense physical stress, I eventually damaged my heart valve. Another possibility could be it was cov!d that damaged my heart valve and altered my heart's electrical system. Prior to all of this, I had zero pre-existing condition related to my heart. Also, there is zero family history of heart disease.
@@CelestialTrailblazer do you experience dizziness ? Arm pain ? Abdominal pain ? And leg pain ?
thank you. this is more info than what my dr gave me
Thank you Dr. Gupta
Thank so much Dr sanjay . Excellent information.
I have a phone call appointment tomorrow and thats the best they could do for me . I can't even see a Dr and I am nervous because I don't know how bad it is but I have my list of questions.
God bless you❤
Thank you! You explained it very well!
Great d concise presentation ❤
Thanks for your expert info!
Dr. Gupta. My husband has been dxd with Mitral Valve regurgitation and has been found to have ruptured chordae tendinae. THey assume from heavy lifting. He has HTN and asthma, and mild ventricular HT, otherwise his heart is very healthy. He is active and very strong.
We live in Alaska and his cardiologist recommended we go to the lower 48 for a surgeon who did more of the surgeries. He mentioned the Cleveland Clinic as a good choice.
Alaska to Cleveland is a long way, and we really don't want to travel that far. Are there any West Coast hospitals/cardiology specialists that you would recommend?
Very informative and useful explanation 👍👍
i Like this DR.
Thank you for such a thorough explanation.
thanks you! I now am on Instagram as Yorkcardiology and will be doing a regular whatsapp broadcast.. Please send me your whatsapp number on yorkcardiology@gmail.com if you would like me to add you. I also have lots of interesting patient stories on my website:www.drsanjayguptacardiologist.com
Good morning
I have heart leak vale disease . I watched your video and I got lot of information. This video very very useful for me . I will talk to my doctor. Thank you so much.
Superb explanation
This was great
My cardiologist is going to examine the mitral valve for either blockage or failure in a week. He will employ a mitraclip transcatheter repair if needed. Thanks for your many clear explanations of the mechanics as it has been very reassuring to me and my spouse. Knowledge is power.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
@@CelestialTrailblazer R u trying to do anything about it?
@@sclark7577 Praying and avoiding physical activities.
@@CelestialTrailblazer Great. Cardiologist gave you your diagnosis?
@@CelestialTrailblazer And if so what was his suggestion?
Thank you for the informative video, please do a video on tricuspid reguritation if you have the time.
definitely will do :-)
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Thank for the explanations
thank you very much
Thank you so much for your time and clear explanation. ❤
I just got a letter in the post told me I have mitral regurgitation, its made me fearful. I don't know the extent of the damage or what type. I will contact my dr to find out more.
How does this stretchiness and a connective tissue disorder effect each other, such as Marfan's or Ehlers-Danlo's Syndrome?
Wonderful. Ty
Thank you ❤
How very kind ..thank you so much!
Thank you so much
I was born with it. I had bad pain episodes from it a lot when I was like 7- 19 years old.
No one believed me. Bit when I was 24 there was a free heart clinic. I went and was diagnosed with this. I could obviously see it on the color ultrasound. I was so happy that the doctor believed me and told me no I'm not crazy. I'm 50 years old now. I havnt had pain for years. He was a smart doctor. He said just live your life ,stay in a good diet, and it usually gets better with age.Hes right.❤
hi how are you doing, you have mitral valve prolapse with regurgitation?
Have been watching all your really great and informative videos. I am a subscriber to them. When can I get my crash course certificate? 😁 lol
Thank you !
thank you sir
Dr Gupta, is Mitral Regurgitation synonymous to mitral valve prolapse?... thanks I think I got the answer from your subsequent sharing
Can a panic attack during an echo make the results inaccurate to your normal resting state? Regarding regurgitation and insufficiency
Is that the same with trivial mitral and pulmonic regurgitration?
Hi Doc, thank you for the video. just wondering if there are certain dietary foods/substance to avoid that would worsen the affects? Would drinking alcohol have an indirect adverse affect on the valve?
I’ve found that caffeine makes it worse.
I have mitrial and tricuspid valve regulation both was grade /2 , in 2018,,Was finding when I had Ultrasound throughout the food pipe!,
How are you now?
I have mitral valve prolapse and marfan syndrome as well as a leaky valve .my question is will i need surgery ?im also diabetic as well as high blood pressure .im seeing a heart doctor on the 4th of dec can u plz give me some advice on what to expect ?im really scared .ive had open heart surgery b4 but would like a different opinion on what might happen
Hello dr I have echocardiogram Friday 29.5.20. And the person who was scanning my heart told me he will immediately report the result to dr. And I will know the result Monday June frist , my question is is he found out some concern about the result , because when he was scanning my heart I saw some blue and red color he done pictures many times and he asked to breath in and hold, few seconds ?
I recently underwent mitral valve repair. My symptoms were mild, with the primary ones being that my heart would sometimes unexplainably race and had recently had some PVCs. The cardiologist that I had told me it was anxiety as well as others. However, I still felt something was off. I found a second cardiologist who properly diagnosed it. I can't help but wonder, had I stayed with the first, whether irreparable damage would have resulted.
How old are you may I ask?
I didn't understand what you meant about irreparable damage, did you mean from the condition or surgery, thank you
How common is it for someone to have both Mitral valve and Aortic Valve regurgitation? I've recently been told I have both and I've had a heart murmur befor. In my twenties I was told then that i had out grown it. This is awesome information your giving. More then I've recieved but I'm a newly Dx as of Wed. 10/26. Next I have yo have a CT calcium score without IV. Had a EKG/Tred mill stress test and i was told no narrowing or blockages found but my doctor had to read it. The preliminary reading was done by another doctor cause mine was not there at the time. Thanks again for this helpful info.
Oh I also have scarcoidosis but as far as I know it hasn't effect my heart. I have it of the skin. Have not spoken with cardiologist again since 9/21. Trying to get appt again befor the date given.
Does it help your heart function if you have a pacemaker implanted.
Very Helpful. I had endocarditis almost two years ago. I continue to get better. Including my Heart. I'm starting to wonder if I now need open heart surgery? My surgery has been held up while I'm getting procedures for a Large Pancreas stone. So you have given me some ideas to think about. Thank You!
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
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THANK YOU DOCTOR. i have been really anxious about my health. diagnosed with mvp with 15% (trivial regurgitation), my cardiologist said i could carry on with my usual workout routine except for heavy lifting. i am allowed to lift 15% of my body weight though (around 10kg). This video has taken so much weight on my shoulder. It's just that, considering that MVregurgitation is a progressive disease, i wonder how long will it take for a trivial rgtn to become severe? is it possible to regress? are there some ways that I can do to stop it from progressing?
anybody here with the same diagnosis with me?
I have the same will be going for a valve replacement in January.
Dr. Gupta, I have a Lecky valve and an enlarged aortic root what would you suggest?
Gary here. I’ve been diagnosed with mitral AND aortal valve regurgitation. It’s at a stage now where I am only required to get an EKG once a year. I would love to see one of your videos that addresses this situation. Also, do you believe there is any connection between my problems and magnesium deficiency? Thank you very much for publishing these excellent videos.
i dont think magnesium deficiency could explain it.a little bit of regurg is very common and doesnt signify any danger
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Hi doc. I have thickened mitral valve leaflets without restriction of motion, mild Mitral regurgitation and trivial Tricuspid regurgitation, is this ok?
16:45 is there anything one can do to stop the mitral valve from further damage aside replacement or repair?
Thank you this was helpful. Do you have anything on the tricuspid valve as well? I was diagnosed with trivial mitral regurgitation and mild tricuspid valve regurgitation and would love to get an understanding of that as well
How are you now ?
Also mitral regurgitation can cause enlargement of the left atrium and eventual occurrence of atrial fibrillation which will greatly worsen the overall situation
"trivial mitral regurgitation" might just be an error on an echocardiogram if there is no murmur of mitral regurgitation
I have mild Mitral Regurgitation...is it ok to do heavy exercise ? I am 62 and bike regularly
Can people with mild mitral regurgitation do severe exercise and lose weight in the gym 🤔
hi may i know what is the main cause of this kind of disease please..
I was diagnosed with mitral regurgitation many years ago, and my PA said that I will need a Valve replacement if it goes bad. And I actually saw the leak on meat ventricular valve during the echocardiogram test. Thank God I’m still doing okay and continue to exercise when I can. I due feel fatigue in the afternoon, but I’ve been taking magnesium and also help with my heart palpitations. Thank you Dr Sanjay.
have you taken vitamin k2 along with D3? How much magnesium do you take per day?
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
@@GPadLGVKU I have been taken the magnesium with K2 for like 6 months and when I did my labs it wasn’t good for me. So I just take the 400 mg each day.
@@CelestialTrailblazer you probably need to see a cardiologist and request to do another echocardiogram. Have you ever felt and hear your heart like it’s expanding and then explode? I could be sitting down and I can hear my heart beat very loudly. Then I started taking 400 mg of magnesium everyday, and it seems to help the blood flow in my heart. And regular exercise is actually helping me. But I know I need to see a cardiologist to ensure my body is adapting to leaky valve, and it’s not getting worst. Please take good care of yourself. I hope you are taking it easy and listen to your body, and hopefully you get a check up.
@@scarlettrose7658 My cardiologist thinks its Anxiety and told me to ignore all my symptoms. He is not gong to let me do another echo. I have MVP (mitral valve prolapse), Mitral regurgitation, Mild tricuspid regurgitation, Chest pain, Shortness of breath, Palpitations, Multiple pulmonary lung nodules, Intestinal metaplasia of gastric cardia, GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), Difficulty swallowing pills since birth. Too many problems that I can't simply ignore. I might actually change my cardiologist to get another heart ultra sound.
I was diagnosed with severe MVR. I have no symptoms my Cardiologist has suggested to have surgery. My primary doctor tells to wait until i have symptoms.
Not sure what to do.
Wonderful information. Thank you! My ex husband is in the severe stage now for at least 2 1/2 yrs. He's afraid to have the operation. My fear is that he will pass away before having the opportunity to possibly save his life by surgery. Do you have any suggestions?
How is your husband doing now?
@@dzire10025 He’s still alive. He gets chest pain periodically. He works out at his home gym daily according to my kids. Be has also taken on caring for his ailing mother.
@@dzire10025 BTW. He’s my ex husband. He has since remarried
does surgery can really cure it?.my fiancee has the same condition to...😥
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Diffrence between prolapse and leak valve
Good afternoon, Dr. Gupta. I was diagnosed with this when I was about 14 years old. Family condition. When I was a child during a traffic accident operation. The doctor at the time said it was nothing to worry about. Completely forgot. Over COVID exercise has dropped to zero for me, two years later. I found it really hard to get back into it. The breathless-less you talked about it. I started to have trouble sleeping a long time, and headaches or migraines. Could those be restated? I’m now currently sitting in hospital waiting for operation for a replacement.
Oh I’m 40 now, bit overweight.
I definitely need operations, had heart attack, coma 6 days.
@@borisbabycat Hey so how did everything go...pray you're doing well.
*Please* please can you or anyone tell me why they don't operate until it's *Severe* ..I was diagnosed with MV disease *Regurgitation & Stenosis* (mild-moderate) but 6 mnths later it's *Too Severe* to operate?! I'm on maximum heart meds, home oxygen, & my Cardiologist signed a *DNACPR* 2 mnths ago saying I can Cardiac Arrest at any time?! *Please help me to understand this?* There's *NO* help, advice or support anywhere?! - (No heart conditions in the family & I didn't have Rheumatic Fever as a child)
Hope you find an answer :(
You might want to ask this on his Facebook page or call. He posts a phone number at the end of the video
The diagnosis isn't always accurate. They may not have seen the full extent of the condition the first time. Or you may have been dehydrated the second time, which would make the condition appear worse. Maybe if you go in again for a check and you're very well hydrated with electrolytes they will see that you're well enough for surgery. Good luck!
Hi are you OK with MV Regurgitation now
Good afternoon all. Dr, thank your very much for your excellent educational videos. If you read this, I will be very greatfull if you can answer this question please. What is the condition that triggers AV heart block called? I have a pacemaker due to 3rd degree AV Block. a year later I am told that the PM is pacing only around 1% of the time. I was not supprised by this as I only ever had experianced av block when swolloing food. I would litterly feel my heart stop, followed by a tight feeling, followed by a huge headrush, followed by heavy pumps of the heart then returning to a normal rhythm. All this takes about 5 seconds. and happened many many times before my gp ordered a 24hr ecg that proved what I was saying....
Dr, Have you ever heard of a patiant with the same symtom/link (swollowing food = 3rd degree AV Block)?
Thank you! :)
Any insight into truscusid value insufficiency?
I've got mitral valve prolapse with trivial mitral regurgitation with ejection fraction 70%,what about the prognosis?
Hi ab kaisi ho aap, same problem here.
Mild mitral regurgitation what does it mean?
Doctor can you tell me.mild mr can cure it self .my son has mild mr. Me and vife worry about it please tell something about it doctor pls..
Is really cure itself
How do they operate on a moving heart? Seems like it would be very difficult.
Your videos usually have some mic noises but this one really is unbearable.
Thank you for what you do, anyway. I was wondering why my ejection fraction is so "good." I think it's 65. Now I know that that's a bad thing. About 6:30. My cardiologist said that I have progressed past mvp to mitral valve disease. But still regurgitation is only mild to mild-moderate (has gone up and down I think). Is this why my lungs are large?
Sir do smoking causes mitral regurgitation?
Hello doc? what if I have thickened mitral valve leaflets? is that okay doc? I was diagnosed of mild mitral regurgitation and mild Tricuspid Regurgitation
What are your symptoms?are you having skipped beats or ectopic beats
How are you now?
we have d same result , how r u now ? have ur doc advice u to surgery ?
saan kna?
I have mild aortic valve regurgitation, is it completely different to this? I’m very anxious about the diagnosis - I’m only 26. My cardiologist said I’m healthy right now and I just need monitoring throughout life. How common is it?
It wasn’t detected on stethoscope by the cardiologist.
I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering from almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.
Me Miltral Reg. Moderate is serious condition for me im 49yrs old
What about the parachute mitral valve in infants, Is it also possible to repair it?
yes. ill do a video for you on it
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@@YorkCardiology Sir, still waiting for your kind reply. Thanks.