szelephibák
Szelephibák, often translated as valve defects or valvular heart disease, refers to conditions affecting the heart valves. These valves are crucial for directing blood flow through the heart in the correct direction. When a valve is not functioning properly, it can lead to serious health problems. There are two main types of valve defects: stenosis and regurgitation.
Valvular stenosis occurs when a heart valve becomes narrowed or stiffened, restricting blood flow. This forces
Valvular regurgitation, also known as insufficiency or incompetence, happens when a heart valve does not close
Symptoms of szelephibák can vary depending on the severity and type of defect, and may include palpitations,