Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute Cardiac Valve Replacement Package

The Aortic and Mitral valves may need to be repaired or replaced if they are damaged or diseased and do not function properly. Valve stenosis (stiffness) and valve regurgitation are two conditions that can cause heart valve malfunction (leaky valve). Open-heart surgery has traditionally been performed to repair or replace heart valves. This entails making a major incision in the chest and stopping the heart for a period of time so that the surgeon may repair or replace the valves, which clearly carries significant risks and consequences. However, these concerns are temporary and rare, and your treating doctor can cure or control them easily.

The following are some of the possible consequences of heart valve repair or replacement surgery:

• Bleeding during or after the surgery
• Blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or lung problems
• Infection
• Pneumonia
• Pancreatitis
• Breathing problems
• Arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms)
• The repaired or replaced valve doesn't work correctly

Other problems may exist, depending on your medical condition. Before the procedure, make sure to share any concerns you have with your healthcare provider.

You will be shifted to a recovery room after surgery and then to the intensive care unit (ICU), where you will be intensively monitored for many days. A nurse will monitor your electrocardiogram (ECG) tracing, blood pressure, other pressure readings, breathing rate, and oxygen level at all times. In most situations, open-heart valve repair or replacement surgery entails a stay in the hospital for several days or more.

Most people take between 4 and 8 weeks to recover from heart valve surgery. You might be able to heal even faster if you had less invasive surgery. After heart valve repair or replacement surgery, patients can normally fly after 4-6 weeks (longer if they have had pulmonary valve valve replacement).

• Before you leave the hospital, you'll be given precise instructions about exercise, medications, wound care, and resuming normal activities.
• A cardiac rehabilitation programme, which is a dedicated programme that supports you in mending, recovering, and returning to your normal routine, will also be recommended.
• Because you'll have wound and muscle discomfort for a few weeks after valve surgery, you'll need pain medication.
• When you are healthy in all aspects of your life, such as exercising, quitting smoking, and eating a well-balanced diet, medications are most effective.

When a patient or their companions go to the hospital for a procedure, they are always worried about the kind of care they will receive. MediGence provides a patient with a special benefit: a reduced price on their treatment. MediGence ensures that you receive all necessary advantages during your medical journey. If you choose Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute in India for Cardiac Valve (AVR/MVR) Replacement, the quality of your treatment will not be compromised. The lesser cost is the result of a mutually advantageous collaboration with the hospital; nevertheless, this does not mean that the quality of your care will suffer.

After paying the 10% amount of your booking fee i.e. US$ 815 on Medigence portal via a secured payment process, you need to pay the remaining balance of US$ 7335, which is the 90% amount at the time of admission to the hospital. You can pay this amount via a variety of options- Cash, Credit Card, Debit Card or Wire Transfer.