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Suggest Remedy For Aortic Stenosis

I am 65 years old.I have been diagnosed with mild aortic stenosis,I am in great shape,I walk 3 miles every morning,I lift weightts,and I ride my bike 15 miles every day.My doctor has not limited my exercise in any way. what is the prognosis,and time limit on putting off any surgery
Tue, 29 Mar 2016
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Hello in mild aortic stenosis, no limitation if exercise is needed . Also there is no need for surgery at this stage or near future.
The only thing you have to monitor is the progression by doing a 2 D echocardiography once a year , per say we cannot predict the progression, however I would reassure you that it's a slow process and nothing may be needed even in 10 years .
So do relax and continue having a healthy lifestyle and .
Regards Dr Priyank Mody
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Suggest Remedy For Aortic Stenosis

Hello in mild aortic stenosis, no limitation if exercise is needed . Also there is no need for surgery at this stage or near future. The only thing you have to monitor is the progression by doing a 2 D echocardiography once a year , per say we cannot predict the progression, however I would reassure you that it s a slow process and nothing may be needed even in 10 years . So do relax and continue having a healthy lifestyle and . Regards Dr Priyank Mody