Is tricuspid regurgitation a heart attack?

Whether tricuspid microregurgitation is a heart disease needs to be analyzed in combination with the actual situation.

If the patient has mild tricuspid microregurgitation and no special clinical discomfort symptoms, it is generally not a heart disease, usually caused by physiological phenomena. When overworked, myocardial contraction increases, which will affect valve function and cause tricuspid microregurgitation. Do not worry too much at this time. If the tricuspid valve microregurgitation is slightly severe, and chest distress, poor breathing and other symptoms occur, which are completed by valve hypoplasia, it is heart disease at this time.