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What Is The Treatment For Aortic Stanis And Enlarged Aorta?

my 12 year old son went in for echo today...he now goes in every 3 months. the dr. said that everything is the same as last time just a little bigger. he was born with aortic stanois and also has a enlarged aorta.but the dr.also started talking about what needs to be done. which is strange because she has never talked like that before
Mon, 22 Jun 2015
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Hi,

The treatment of aortic stenosis with enlargement of aorta is surgical. They should replace valve. But the surgery is done when only in specific stage of disease. Before that the patient need only follow-up.
I don't know your son's data, so I can't advise what to do. Anyway your doctor should talk with you about all possible outcomes and treatment options.

Hope I could help you

Wishing your son a good health

In case of further questions don't hesitate to ask

Regards,


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What Is The Treatment For Aortic Stanis And Enlarged Aorta?

Hi, The treatment of aortic stenosis with enlargement of aorta is surgical. They should replace valve. But the surgery is done when only in specific stage of disease. Before that the patient need only follow-up. I don t know your son s data, so I can t advise what to do. Anyway your doctor should talk with you about all possible outcomes and treatment options. Hope I could help you Wishing your son a good health In case of further questions don t hesitate to ask Regards,