Aorta valve stenosis: causes, symptoms and treatment

Aorta valve stenosis with a sponsorship of the aorta valve (aorta valve) on the border that separates the left ventricle root and the aorta artery root, and this valve has three equal volume of balconies. If the left ventricle and the high blood pressure in it are a rate that exceeds its level in the aortic artery, the balconies are separated and the artery wall approached, which left a wide opening of the blood flow. In contrast, the valve can be caused by birth or acquired defects. Symptoms of aorta valve stenosis are the most important symptoms of aorta valve stenosis: shortness of breath. Chest pain. Extreme fatigue. Entioiality acceleration. Loss of appetite. Hard to gain weight in children. The causes and factors of the risk of reducing aorta valve There are many causes and factors for the aortic valve stenosis, which are as follows: The causes of aorta valve reduction are in fact many causes of the problem, including: 1. The gradual calcification of the valve is the most common causes (aterosklerosis). This phenomenon is abundant with age, and also relates to permanent exposure to high blood pressure and high cholesterol level. 2.. Rumatic fever due to the outdated population in the Western world, and the improvement of personal hygiene increases the spread of the phenomenon of the narrowing of the valve caused by calcification, while the percentage of valve stenosis caused by rheumatic fever. 3.. Creative defects of the reduction of the valve caused by a very rare birth defect, but this condition is widespread among young people. If the valve is diode from birth, it usually opens naturally at the beginning, but it becomes thicker and it is calcified with age, and in the fifth or sixth decade of their lives, the valve recruitment condition appears. If the opening area in the valve is smaller than a third of the natural space, the narrowing is a real anxiety, due to the small valve opening, there is a great pressure on the left ventricle when the heart artery contracts and the left ventricle must cause greater pressure until the blood is enough to the aortic. Due to the pressure, the walls of the left ventricle become thick (hypertrophy). Risk factors are one of the most important factors of the following risk: Age. High cholesterol in the blood. The presence of congenital heart disease. Exposure to catch infection. Chronic kidney disease. Complications of the aorta valve that narrowed through the complications of the aorta valve that narrowed: angina. Breathing insufficiency. Loss of consciousness. Sudden death. The diagnosis of reducing the aorta valve is initially discussed by symptoms and a physical examination of the patient, then the following tests are performed: an echo examination. Electric Heart Scheme. X -ray protection photogradation. Computerized tomography. MRI. Heart Catheter. The treatment of the aorta valve reduction is different from the treatments with the severity of the disease. 1.. The treatment of simple medium conditions is often treated with risk factors, the improvement of lifestyle by eating healthy food, exercise and weight loss. 2. The treatment of severe cases requires the valve to be replaced by an automatic or biological valve. Attempts to expand the valve through the catheter using a balloon did not lead to satisfactory results, nor do they continue longer than their results, and the ongoing tests for planting a catholic valve without the necessary operation are still at the beginning. Prevention of aorta valve stenosis The aorta valve stenosis can be prevented by: Prevention of rheumatic fever. The treatment of the above risk factors. Dental and gum care.