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Aortic Stenosis??

Blood tests boooked for Thursday and review a week later with GP. she thinks it is aortic stenosis, any info would be very appreciated.Blood tests boooked for Thursday and review a week later with GP. she thinks it is aortic stenosis, any info would be very appreciated.

footyfanin British Heart Foundation

aortic stenosis

hi I had a biological valve fitted 12yrs ago and to date no problems ,the consult at the last examination said there was no signs that it needed replaced; I take a low dose statin 10mg and aspirin 75mg and exercise on a regular basishi I had a biological valve fitted 12yrs ago and to date no problems ,the consult at the last examination said there was no signs that it needed replaced; I take a low dose statin 10mg and aspirin 75mg and exercise on a regular basis

kilby77in British Heart Foundation

Aortic stenosis

Hi I’ve recently been diagnosed with aortic stenosis which I’ve had from birth. I’ve been told I’m lucky they’ve found it and I am having my aortic valve replaced in 4 weeks. I’m absolutely shxxxng myself!Hi I’ve recently been diagnosed with aortic stenosis which I’ve had from birth. I’ve been told I’m lucky they’ve found it and I am having my aortic valve replaced in 4 weeks. I’m absolutely shxxxng myself!

Fletch73in British Heart Foundation

Aortic Stenosis Surgery

I was diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis 6 months ago and 3 weeks ago I underwent open heart surgery to replace my damaged valve, I was so anxious before surgery ,but it all went well. I am now home and not feeling too great.I was diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis 6 months ago and 3 weeks ago I underwent open heart surgery to replace my damaged valve, I was so anxious before surgery ,but it all went well. I am now home and not feeling too great.

Drumbeat45in British Heart Foundation

Aortic Stenosis and Exercise

My tests showed that I have mild to moderate aortic stenosis with very mild aortic regurgitation, ascending aorta is at the upper limits of normal, preserved left ventricular systolic function and paroxysmal atrial tachycardia.My tests showed that I have mild to moderate aortic stenosis with very mild aortic regurgitation, ascending aorta is at the upper limits of normal, preserved left ventricular systolic function and paroxysmal atrial tachycardia.

bemore0712in British Heart Foundation

Aortic Stenosis and Valve Replacement

Hi all, Just over three years ago I was diagnosed with a bicuspid aortic valve with stenosis in the mild to severe range and very slight regurgitation. I have been on 1.25mg Bisoprolol to reduce my blood pressure and to ease heart palpitations, and overall everything has been good.Hi all, Just over three years ago I was diagnosed with a bicuspid aortic valve with stenosis in the mild to severe range and very slight regurgitation. I have been on 1.25mg Bisoprolol to reduce my blood pressure and to ease heart palpitations, and overall everything has been good.

bemore0712in British Heart Foundation

Flying

Born with a bicuspid valve which now has aortic stenosis. Thoracic aortic aneurysm, high blood pressure and ectopic beats. Lately I've been getting symptoms such as breathlessness, lightheadedness and palpitations with a raised heartbeat and tachycardia.Born with a bicuspid valve which now has aortic stenosis. Thoracic aortic aneurysm, high blood pressure and ectopic beats. Lately I've been getting symptoms such as breathlessness, lightheadedness and palpitations with a raised heartbeat and tachycardia.

N1kk1Bin British Heart Foundation

Fetal Moderate Aortic Stenosis

Hi - last week my wife and I were told that our baby has moderate aortic stenosis. My wife is 22 weeks pregnant and this is our first child. The stenographer noticed something may be wrong with the heart at the 20 week scan and the cardiologist confirmed the diagnosis in a follow up scan.Hi - last week my wife and I were told that our baby has moderate aortic stenosis. My wife is 22 weeks pregnant and this is our first child. The stenographer noticed something may be wrong with the heart at the 20 week scan and the cardiologist confirmed the diagnosis in a follow up scan.

itsintheairandoutin British Heart Foundation

Tablet Dilemma - Isosorbide Mononitrate

My breathing has improved but the patient notes with tablets say not to take if you have been diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis. Can anyone advise? Thank you WhitebirdbMy breathing has improved but the patient notes with tablets say not to take if you have been diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis. Can anyone advise? Thank you Whitebirdb

whitebirdbin British Heart Foundation

Advice needed re aortic stenosis

I have just been diagnosed with mild to moderate AS my GP gave me results I have no symptoms but have scared myself to death googling the condition . I have been told they will just monitor it. I am going on holiday on thursday and finding it hard to get travel insurance which is worrying me as wellI have just been diagnosed with mild to moderate AS my GP gave me results I have no symptoms but have scared myself to death googling the condition . I have been told they will just monitor it. I am going on holiday on thursday and finding it hard to get travel insurance which is worrying me as well

MacRodneyin British Heart Foundation

Very sad update

My husband was discharged from hospital Monday evening and was so pleased to be coming home after 6 weeks in hospital .The two diagnoses from two consultants hadn't changed.One said his aortic stenosis was severe and the other said mild.The family and I had altered a downstairs lounge to a 2 single bedMy husband was discharged from hospital Monday evening and was so pleased to be coming home after 6 weeks in hospital .The two diagnoses from two consultants hadn't changed.One said his aortic stenosis was severe and the other said mild.The family and I had altered a downstairs lounge to a 2 single bed

shangrila27in British Lung Foundation

MRI explanation

Could anyone help explain 'subendocardial infarction [heart attack], and severe aortic stenosis.' ThanksCould anyone help explain 'subendocardial infarction [heart attack], and severe aortic stenosis.' Thanks

cgcookiein British Heart Foundation

Coroners verdict

The coroner verdict was made last week,acute coronary heart disease ,moderately severe aortic stenosis and COPD.The coroner verdict was made last week,acute coronary heart disease ,moderately severe aortic stenosis and COPD.

shangrila27in British Lung Foundation

Echo result query

The RC and LC of the aortic valve appear partly fused but there is no significant aortic stenosis or regurgitation. The aortic root is mildly dilated when indexed with the BSA.The absolute values are 3.5cm at the sinus of valsalva and 3.4cm at the ascending aorta.The RC and LC of the aortic valve appear partly fused but there is no significant aortic stenosis or regurgitation. The aortic root is mildly dilated when indexed with the BSA.The absolute values are 3.5cm at the sinus of valsalva and 3.4cm at the ascending aorta.

JaneChapplein AF Association

New and looking for advice

I've recently been told that I also have a bicuspid valve, aortic stenosis, a heart murmur, as well as high blood pressure (which I've had since my mid 20's and is controlled with medication).I've recently been told that I also have a bicuspid valve, aortic stenosis, a heart murmur, as well as high blood pressure (which I've had since my mid 20's and is controlled with medication).

N1kk1Bin British Heart Foundation

Aortic stenosis

My husband has severe aortic stenosis....he's 73 yrs old. Last May the consultant told me he probably had 2 to 3 years left or 'sudden death'. My husband also has dementia which was diagnosed 5 years ago .My husband has severe aortic stenosis....he's 73 yrs old. Last May the consultant told me he probably had 2 to 3 years left or 'sudden death'. My husband also has dementia which was diagnosed 5 years ago .

tillergirlin British Heart Foundation

Blood Pressure with Aortic Stenosis

Hello, So I am quite new to all of this and honestly I have never had any concerns surrounding my congenital heart disease. In fact whilst growing up I would often wonder why I would be visiting the hospital to go through regular assessments as a child, including key-hole balloon treatment at a youngHello, So I am quite new to all of this and honestly I have never had any concerns surrounding my congenital heart disease. In fact whilst growing up I would often wonder why I would be visiting the hospital to go through regular assessments as a child, including key-hole balloon treatment at a young

Husdain British Heart Foundation

Yearly Echocardiogram

Have moderate severe aortic stenosis. NHS secretary not replying to my emails. Any advice.. Last echo April 25th last year. I'm only on annual checkups at the moment but am concerned she hasn't replied. I know for FACT there is no appt booked for me at the echocardiogram department.Have moderate severe aortic stenosis. NHS secretary not replying to my emails. Any advice.. Last echo April 25th last year. I'm only on annual checkups at the moment but am concerned she hasn't replied. I know for FACT there is no appt booked for me at the echocardiogram department.

ITSINTHEBAG9in British Heart Foundation

Aortic stenosis

[i] I will have a titanium aortic heart valve put in soon. Very happy to get advice from others: How long did you wait on your the waiting list? Tips about life afterwards. [/i] [i]Thanks,[/i] [i]Otto [/i][i] I will have a titanium aortic heart valve put in soon. Very happy to get advice from others: How long did you wait on your the waiting list? Tips about life afterwards. [/i] [i]Thanks,[/i] [i]Otto [/i]

OttoKin British Heart Foundation

Does anyone have a diagnosis of aortic stenosis at the same time as pmr?

I was told about 8 years ago that my heart murmur suggested a problem with my Aorta. About 18 months ago an echocardiograph showed aorta not to be functioning well. I was to be monitored in the community and had another echo in March 2019. A second was done in October 2019. Despite 5 calls to doctorsI was told about 8 years ago that my heart murmur suggested a problem with my Aorta. About 18 months ago an echocardiograph showed aorta not to be functioning well. I was to be monitored in the community and had another echo in March 2019. A second was done in October 2019. Despite 5 calls to doctors

janimathsin PMRGCAuk

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