Tricuspid regurgitation is not a heart valve disease

Tricuspid regurgitation refers to tricuspid regurgitation. Whether tricuspid regurgitation is considered as heart valve disease needs to be judged according to specific circumstances.

If tricuspid regurgitation is mild, tricuspid valve has no abnormality and does not cause heart disease, it is only found in occasional physical examination. At this time, it is generally not considered as heart valve disease, so there is no need to worry too much. If tricuspid regurgitation is serious, tricuspid valve is incomplete or shortened, causing cardiac structural changes. Chest tightness, poor breathing, jugular vein distension, etc., it is heart valve disease and should be treated in time.