Heart Valve Voice-US

Current guidelines often recommend monitoring asymptomatic #AorticStenosis until symptoms appear. But severe aortic stenosis is progressive. Asymptomatic doesn't mean stable. Learn more: bit.ly/4i5xdc1

If valve disease is suspected, simple noninvasive tests can help confirm a diagnosis, such as: 🟢 A physical exam, including listening to the heart 🟢 An echocardiogram or ultrasound of the heart 🟢 Additional imaging or tests, if needed Learn more: bit.ly/4i5pTNI

Looking for connecting and support? The My Valve My Voice community is here for you. Join our free online community to connect with others living with valve disease, access group forums, watch helpful videos and feel empowered every step of the way. myvalvemyvoice.com/

HVV-US ambassador Kimberly Klatt joined Appletree Health Foundation's podcast to share her journey as a tetralogy of Fallot survivor and patient advocate. Watch to learn more: bit.ly/4dgF2sk

Join us TODAY at 7 pm ET for this month's Voices of Support call. Our support calls are free and exclusive to My Valve My Voice Members. Join today to connect with others in the valve disease community! myvalvemyvoice.com/

#MitralValveDisease can occur in several forms: 🟢 Mitral stenosis 🟢 Mitral regurgitation 🟢 Mitral valve prolapse Learn more: bit.ly/3TvMTv5

Last week, HVV-US' Robyn Peacock attended the Women's Wellness Conference hosted by the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce. The event focused on the importance of women's health and well-being. HVV-US shared resources on #HVD, patient stories & the benefits of early detection.

You don't have to navigate valve disease alone. My Valve My Voice is a free online community where you can find support, share your story, and learn from others. Connect through forums, watch inspiring videos, and feel empowered together. Join us today! myvalvemyvoice.com/

NEXT WEEK is the Voices of Support call on October 20 at 7 PM ET! This is a great opportunity to connect with others wherever you may be along your patient/caregiver journey. These calls are exclusive to My Valve My Voice Members. myvalvemyvoice.com/

Starting the conversation about your risk for heart valve disease begins with a discussion with your care team. Learn more about the #Ask4Echo campaign: bit.ly/3GffQkI

Join HVV-US in 2 WEEKS for the Voices of Support call on October 20 at 7 PM ET! This is a great opportunity to connect with others wherever you may be along your patient/caregiver journey. These calls are exclusive to My Valve My Voice Members. myvalvemyvoice.com/

Do you know the signs and symptoms of #AorticStenosis? Use HVV-US' new checklist resource to be prepared for your next appointment: bit.ly/4hsoGOg

You don't have to navigate valve disease alone. My Valve My Voice is a free online community where you can find support, share your story, and learn from others. Connect through forums, watch inspiring videos, and feel empowered together. Join us today! myvalvemyvoice.com/

Join HVV-US & @blkwomenshealth TODAY at 6 PM ET for the #WorldHeartDay webinar highlighting Black women in America living with cardiovascular disease and #HVD. Register now: bit.ly/4xcZKAk

Because women’s symptoms may be subtle, asking for an echocardiogram is a practical step that often detects valve disease symptoms before they become severe. Learn more: bit.ly/4i5pTNI

More than 10 million older Americans are living with #HVD that could affect their health—often without symptoms and without knowing it. Learn more: bit.ly/4uRGKHk

#DYK? A healthy mitral valve opens to allow oxygen-rich blood to move forward through the heart and closes tightly to keep blood from flowing backward. Learn more: bit.ly/3TvMTv5

Join HVV-US & @blkwomenshealth for the #WorldHeartDay webinar on September 29 at 6 PM ET. The webinar will bring together public health expertise & lived experience to give Black women the evidence-based information they deserve. Learn more & register: bit.ly/4xcZKAk

Taking care of your heart health can help delay or improve symptoms of heart valve disease, such as: 🟢 Choosing healthy foods and drinks 🟢 Getting regular physical activity 🟢 Managing your stress Learn more from @CDCgov: bit.ly/4dLfvF0

It's #HeartValveDiseaseAwarenessWeek! #DYK? #HVD occurs when one or more of the heart valves don’t open or close properly. Learn more from @GlobalHeartHub: bit.ly/46E9aK9