klaffinsufficiensregurgitation
Klaffinsufficiensregurgitation, also known as valvular insufficiency or regurgitation, is a medical condition where a heart valve does not close properly, allowing blood to flow backward. This backward flow is called regurgitation. Heart valves are crucial for directing blood flow through the heart and into the body's arteries. They act like one-way doors, opening to allow blood to move forward and closing to prevent it from returning. When a valve becomes insufficient, this one-way mechanism is compromised.
The causes of klaffinsufficiensregurgitation can vary. It can be congenital, meaning a person is born with
Symptoms of klaffinsufficiensregurgitation depend on the severity of the regurgitation and which valve is affected. Mild