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If You Have Aortic Valve Stenosis, Can You Ride The Roller ?

if you have aortic valve stenosis can you ride the roller coasters? my son has this and the doctors have never said he can or cant never really thought about it before cause when he was younger he didnt like them now he is 12 and wants to go on them would this be ok
Mon, 14 Dec 2009
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my daughter was born with aortic valve stenosis and has just had the Ross procedure done. She loves fast rides and she specifically asked her cardiologist about this: he said she could go on fast rides as her heart is ok at the moment and he thinks rides should only be avoided with conditions that effect the electrical functioning of the heart. Please don't take my answer as conformation though. The safest thing to do would be to ask your sons cardiologist. best wishes

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If You Have Aortic Valve Stenosis, Can You Ride The Roller ?

my daughter was born with aortic valve stenosis and has just had the Ross procedure done. She loves fast rides and she specifically asked her cardiologist about this: he said she could go on fast rides as her heart is ok at the moment and he thinks rides should only be avoided with conditions that effect the electrical functioning of the heart. Please don t take my answer as conformation though. The safest thing to do would be to ask your sons cardiologist. best wishes