Warning Signs Of Aortic Stenosis
Several symptoms can indicate aortic stenosis. Uncover them now.
Heart Murmur

Aortic valve stenosis patients may experience a heart murmur due to their condition. A heart murmur, an abnormal sound that occurs during an individual's heartbeat cycle, is produced by their blood moving in a turbulent motion in or near the heart. Heart murmurs cannot be heard by the bare ear and must be listened to with a stethoscope. The sounds that come from a healthy individual's heart can be described as a 'lubb-dubb' when the valves of the heart close. An individual's aortic valve is located between the left ventricle of their heart and the aorta, the main blood vessel that moves oxygenated blood from the heart out to the tissues around the body. When the valve is not opening completely, it produces a type of heart murmur referred to as a systolic murmur. It is common for the heart murmur caused by aortic stenosis to be most pronounced in the mitral area. The heart murmur is almost always present over the patient's right clavicle, which can help distinguish the aortic valve heart murmur from other types.
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