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What does RHD Means in Age 66 of ECHO Report and 50 % LVEF,Mild MS ,Mild MR, No LVH, No PAH, No RWMA...Is this serious to continue or normal
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HELLO, RHUMATIC HEART DISEASE.
RESTRICTIONS OF DIET LIKE LOW SALT,LOW OIL N FAT, LEAST FRIED,JUNK FOOD,
A SHORT DISTANCE WALKING .
CONSULT A CARDIOLOGIST.
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Hello Ma'am
I can certainly understand your concern and have worked through your attached query in detail
RHD stands for rheumatic heart disease. It's a degenerative disease of heart valves.
It's a progressive disease. As of now you have mild form of disease. MS stands for Mitral Valve. It is the most common value to be affected.
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Semiannual to annual Echocardiogram follow up is required to assess the severity of mitral valve damage. If more than 75 % valve is damaged possible operative intervention is required.
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Avoid excessive physical exertion
Avoid fried and fatty food stuff
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