How is pulmonary artery second order murmur to return a responsibility?

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The heart is the base of blood circulation. Doctors can understand many secrets of the heart by listening to the noise. Under normal circumstances, blood flow in the heart and large blood vessels, does not produce abnormal sound. But when the blood encounters obstacles in the process of flow, it will form vortices when it flows through the obstacles, and cause the vibration of the heart valve and vascular wall. At this time, in addition to the normal heart sound, there is also a murmur. With the aid of stethoscope, doctors can hear it. So what should we do if there is a murmur in the pulmonary artery? Now I'll teach you how to do it.

How is pulmonary artery second order murmur to return a responsibility?

1. If there is a pulmonary artery murmur, there is a certain problem in heart function. If there is a pulmonary artery organic problem, the murmur will not change. Pulmonary artery murmur is divided into systolic murmur and diastolic murmur. Pulmonary artery murmur generally indicates pulmonary artery malformation or pulmonary valve regurgitation, pulmonary insufficiency and other factors.

2. Heart murmur, heart sound heavy is the performance of heart problems, but it does not mean that your heart has problems. Some murmurs and heavy heart sounds are also normal. For example, you are thinner or young and energetic, which can lead to heavy heart sounds. No symptoms, no congenital or genetic history, no problem. If you are not sure, you can do cardiac ultrasound.

3. If there is a third-order systolic murmur in the pulmonary valve area, the conventional consideration is the stenosis of the pulmonary valve. This is related to congenital development or postnatal pulmonary hypertension. If there is no discomfort in the current situation, it will be ignored for the time being, but it needs regular review. At ordinary times, pay attention to rest and don't stay up late.

matters needing attention

If the patient has pulmonary artery murmur, it is recommended to continue observation and clinical follow-up at this time. If it does not close continuously, surgical treatment should be considered in the future, and most of them will close after a period of time.