What is the treatment for mitral stenosis?

Q. What is the treatment for mitral stenosis?

Answered by
Dr. Ilir Sharka
and medically reviewed by Dr. K Shobana
This is a premium question & answer published on Mar 15, 2018 and last reviewed on: Jun 09, 2023

Hello doctor,

I am 30-years-old male. I have a mitral valve problem, and it is moderate mitral stenosis. What remedy do you advise? If I did the valvuloplasty surgery will there be any other problem? If there is a problem, is there a possibility to do the valvuloplasty again? I am afraid. Please relieve my tension. The left atrium is 46 mm. I am currently taking tablets Spiromide 20 mg and Tinormin 50 mg daily once. Please help me.

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There are specific criteria for surgery in case of mitral valve stenosis. Surgery does not resolve the problem and you may have to stay on anticoagulation therapy for your entire life. It can help improve your physical performance and avoid pulmonary edema (shortness of breath during physical exertion). Anyway, as you have mild mitral valve stenosis, I would recommend anticoagulation therapy and follow up with your cardiologist with a cardiac ultrasound every six months. I hope this would be helpful for you.


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