Aortic Valve Replacement

To protect your health, you need to monitor your condition on a regular basis. 

Pay attention to the following symptoms of aortic stenosis, so you can take quick action if they occur.

If slowing down occurs with other symptoms, like weakness and fatigue, it could be aortic stenosis. Learn about symptoms to watch for and common treatments.

Chest pain can mean many things, but in some cases, it can mean something serious—like aortic valve disease.

Heart valve disease can be tricky to recognize. What are some things to watch out for?

If you have a bicuspid aortic valve, you may be at higher risk for developing aortic stenosis. Learn what to watch for and how this condition is treated.

If you have pulmonary valve stenosis, you may need to undergo a procedure or surgery to replace your pulmonary valve if your symptoms worsen. Here’s what you need to know.

Navigating aortic stenosis from diagnosis through successful treatment is a journey, and journeys often have a fair share of bumps in the road. As another patient who has “been there” ahead of you, I’d like to share a few tips to help you steer clear of the obstacles and arrive safely at your desired destination: a healthy life with your new heart valve!

Telehealth provides you with safe access to health care during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have aortic stenosis, find out how telehealth can benefit you.

How is your aortic stenosis treated?

Learn more about this new procedure that helps people with aortic stenosis live healthier, symptom-free lives.

Could TAVR be a good possibility for you? Consider the following benefits.

Susan Strong learned a lot after her diagnosis of aortic stenosis. Here’s what she wants other patients to know.

While TAVR requires less recovery time, it's still important to make healthy lifestyle choices after the procedure.

When Susan Strong was diagnosed with aortic stenosis, her partner was a huge source of support. But care partners need guidance and assistance on this journey, too. Learn these aortic stenosis caregiver tips to better support your loved one and your own well-being.

Maintain heart health by following a heart-healthy lifestyle.

When Susan Strong was diagnosed with aortic stenosis, she wished there was more information and support available online and in her community. Today, she’s compiled a list of helpful aortic stenosis patient resources for anyone beginning their valve disease journey.

People of Color with aortic stenosis may face challenges, but with the right tools and tips, you can advocate for your care and get the treatment you need.