Patient's question:
My mother is 50 years old this year. She was carefully diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease five years ago, but due to financial reasons, she never received treatment at the time. Now it seems that her condition has become more serious, so I want to take her for a few surgeries. I would like to ask what kind of interference this might cause?Doctor's answer:
In your case, it is necessary to have a professional doctor perform surgery for treatment. First and foremost, it is important to consider how well you can tolerate the pressure on your heart. Currently, the techniques for treating rheumatic heart disease are relatively mature, so you can rest assured. The survival rate is also quite high. The main treatment methods involve valve repair and valve replacement. You need to actively cooperate with the doctor for thorough examinations and undergo regular follow-up checks.