You have mild aortic stenosis. A normal aortic valve normally does not generate any gradient at rest, and maybe only a small gradient with exercise. With this sized valve and your absence of symptoms you need no other treatment other than coronary artery disease prevention ( with a statin and maybe aspirin) and screening echocardiograms every 3-5 years.
I have mild calcification of aortic valve as well. I guess that is expected with the condition. I am reading contradictory things. Many sources indicate that aortic stenosis is the closing of the valve. The pressure gradient is a way of determining how severe it is. What else could be causing the pressure gradient? The valve is the normal size. I am 38 years old. Does the early calcification mean that I am destined for severe heart problems or is it impossible to tell?