Understanding your aortic valve disease diagnosis is possible. So is managing it.
Aortic stenosis can significantly disrupt you or a loved one’s life. Researching your diagnosis will help you understand what has happened, and the steps you need to take.
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When you are faced with a complex medical issue, having the right resources can make a world of difference. From our library of articles to our ShareMD Connect nurses, who are available to answer your questions—our goal is to help you feel confident in your aortic stenosis journey.
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What to expect after a diagnosis.
After an aortic stenosis diagnosis, you may be left wondering how to successfully manage your disease. Read our list of common questions in the article below to help you or a loved one better understand what comes next after learning you have aortic stenosis.
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Is a normal life possible if you have aortic stenosis?
After being diagnosed with aortic stenosis, you may feel defeated and wonder if you will be stuck feeling this way forever. The good news is when a diagnosis is taken seriously and managed correctly a normal life is possible for most people. Find out how you can get back to a better quality of life in the article below.
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How serious is aortic valve disease?
The answer is: very. Aortic stenosis is one of the most serious kinds of heart disease. This is why it’s crucial to stay informed about your health, advocate for yourself, and take action to manage your health, whether you have symptoms or not. Read the article below and see why it’s important to take your diagnosis seriously.
Commonly asked questions.
Here are some commonly asked questions that you may find helpful.
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