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Left side valve of heart
Sir...below attched is the report of the person dignosis made b Dr. The left chamber of the heart is damaged and operation is required compulsarily
My question is that do this kind of situation has only option of operation ? Do we have an option of cure by medicine and thereby we can avoid operation
Kindly guide
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Dr. Ashwin M Daware
Cardiologist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Hope my suggestions will be useful to u.
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Dr. Himanshu Yadav
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15 yrs exp
Agra
no , there are absolutely no role of any medicines in this case, no point of taking too much of advice and getting confused.
there is a new technique now available called TAVR(trans aortic valve replacement) , but that is indicated only in very old , frail and high surgical risk patients. and it costs around 25 lacs. so no point thinking about it
just find a good surgeon and get it operated asap in a planned manner
nowadays this operation is safe with risk of around 2percent.
there are two kind of artificial valves available , mechanical and bioprosthetic. your treating doctor will tell the pros and cons of both
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