What symptom does congenital rheumatism have

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About congenital heart disease, I believe you must be familiar with, for congenital heart disease is also divided into many types, some of them are because of congenital rheumatic heart disease to their body and life brought great influence. As we all know, the symptoms of different diseases are different, and the corresponding treatment methods are also different. Congenital rheumatic heart disease patients can not carry out some intense exercise, so understand the performance of congenital rheumatic heart disease what, in order to better treatment.

What symptom does congenital rheumatism have

First: mitral regurgitation patients with rheumatic mitral regurgitation, often only mild symptoms, when there is rheumatic activity, infective endocarditis or chordae tendineae rupture, symptoms worsen, 75% of patients with mitral regurgitation atrial fibrillation, atrial fibrillation can increase left atrial pressure. Left ventricular volume is another important cause of mitral regurgitation, palpitation and shortness of breath. The late stage of the disease may have pulmonary edema, hemoptysis and right heart failure.

Second, patients with aortic stenosis may have no symptoms during the compensatory period. Most patients with severe aortic stenosis have fatigue, dyspnea (exertional or paroxysmal), angina pectoris, vertigo or syncope, or even sudden death. (1) Angina pectoris can occur in 20% - 60% of patients, and the pain increases with age and the severity of valve orifice. The appearance of angina pectoris indicates that the aortic stenosis is very serious. Angina pectoris can occur after fatigue or at rest, indicating that it is not necessarily related to fatigue and physical activity. (2) About 30% of the patients with vertigo or syncope have vertigo or syncope, the duration of which can be as short as 1 minute and as long as more than half an hour. Some patients were accompanied with ARS syndrome or arrhythmia. Vertigo or syncope often occurs after work or when the body bends forward, sometimes in a resting state, sudden change of posture or sublingual nitroglycerin in the treatment of angina pectoris. (3) Dyspnea exertional dyspnea is often a manifestation of cardiac insufficiency, often accompanied by fatigue and venous pressure rise. With the aggravation of heart failure, there may be night paroxysmal dyspnea, sitting breathing and cough with pink foam sputum.

Third, the clinical manifestations of tricuspid stenosis may not be significant due to the presence of mitral stenosis or may be confused with the symptoms of mitral stenosis. Patients are prone to fatigue, often complained of right upper abdominal discomfort or pain and edema. The obvious pulsation of the jugular vein often causes a fluttering discomfort in the neck. In addition, due to gastrointestinal congestion, patients often complain of loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting or belching. A few patients may also have syncope, periodic cyanosis or retrosternal discomfort, and dyspnea.

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What about the performance of congenital rheumatic heart disease, through the above to introduce to you. Some patients who don't understand very well at the beginning can take a look at it more. In the face of the time can also be treated in time to ensure that the body will not be affected by some serious, even life-threatening situation is the best.