Left atrial enlargement mitral regurgitation mild need treatment

Left atrial enlargement and mild mitral

regurgitation are signs of heart disease, usually caused by excessive cardiac load. If left atrial enlargement is obvious or accompanied by other symptoms of heart disease, such as dyspnea, fatigue, etc., treatment is required. However, if there are no obvious symptoms, observation can be made first, and immediate treatment is not required. Mild mitral regurgitation means that mitral regurgitation occurs to a certain extent. Mild mitral regurgitation may not be treated if it is not accompanied by discomfort symptoms; however, if chest pain, dyspnea and other discomfort symptoms occur at the same time, treatment is required.