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aortic valve stenosis symptoms inexplicable
by Robbyha, Nov 04, 2009 03:10AM
Hi everyone,
I am 50 years old and i have a calcified aortic valve stenosis, bicuspid by birth, LVH, slightly insufficiency and slightly ST segment abnormalities.
AVA 1,1 cm2 and gradient 68mmHg.
I still can run and cycle for a couple of hours without any trouble.
Sometimes (weekly) there are symptoms like chestpain, on the left side, tight in the chest, shortness of breath and fatigue.
These symptoms appears mostly the time a couple of hours later AFTER an exertion when lying down and/or one day later.
Very typically and cardiologists can't explain, because they can't measure any kind of heart troubles like ischemia, cardiac arythmia and palpitations during a ECG, Echo or bicycletest. No valve leakage, no left ventrical fibrilation etc.
They told me that it's seems to be impossible that a heart can gets pain like musclepain when ischemia can't be measured.
Oke but i'am very sure it's not psychical.
Can anyone help me?
Robby
I am 50 years old and i have a calcified aortic valve stenosis, bicuspid by birth, LVH, slightly insufficiency and slightly ST segment abnormalities.
AVA 1,1 cm2 and gradient 68mmHg.
I still can run and cycle for a couple of hours without any trouble.
Sometimes (weekly) there are symptoms like chestpain, on the left side, tight in the chest, shortness of breath and fatigue.
These symptoms appears mostly the time a couple of hours later AFTER an exertion when lying down and/or one day later.
Very typically and cardiologists can't explain, because they can't measure any kind of heart troubles like ischemia, cardiac arythmia and palpitations during a ECG, Echo or bicycletest. No valve leakage, no left ventrical fibrilation etc.
They told me that it's seems to be impossible that a heart can gets pain like musclepain when ischemia can't be measured.
Oke but i'am very sure it's not psychical.
Can anyone help me?
Robby
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