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HAPPY VALVENTINE'S DAY*
Valventine’s Day is back*—a special day for heart valve health, in the heart of Heart Month. You see, most people know about heart disease but know nothing about heart VALVE disease, which can become deadly in a hurry if left untreated. Getting your heart valves screened is a must. By catching heart valve disease early, you can plan with your doctor how to best take action. Send a Valventine’s Day card to someone you care about, asking them to get screened—especially if they’re over the age of 65.
*Valventine’s Day and Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day are one and the same! Both are celebrated on February 22.
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What Is Heart Valve Disease?
Your heart has 4 different valves—aortic, pulmonary, mitral, and tricuspid—that can each develop their own type of heart valve disease. This is where one or more of your valves stop working well, making it harder for your heart to pump blood through your body.
Heart valve disease can lead to major complications and affect your quality of life. If left untreated, it can become deadly.
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Heart valve disease can happen at any age, but when you reach 65 you’re at higher risk. Unlike high cholesterol or high blood pressure, heart valve disease can't be fixed through diet and exercise.
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Heart valve disease can affect anyone regardless of race or gender.
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Heart valve disease is progressive and can become deadly. Get your valves regularly screened to stay as heart valve-healthy as possible, and be sure to discuss treatment options with your doctor.
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