New Heart Valve India

26/08/2025

Ageing affects your heart too. ​

Over time, valves can stiffen or not open fully due to wear and tear or calcium build-up.¹ ​
This strains your heart and makes you feel tired or breathless.¹,²​

It is called heart valve disease, and it becomes more common as you grow older.¹​

Place your and ask your doctor to listen to your heart.

Other therapies or treatment options may be available and you should discuss any educational information you access online with your healthcare professional. Appropriate treatment for individuals is a matter for healthcare professionals to decide in consultation with each individual.

21/08/2025

India is growing older, and by 2050, over 300 million Indians will be aged more than 60 years,¹ increasing their risk of heart disease.²​

Issues like heart valve disease, especially aortic stenosis, can stay silent until they become serious.³,⁴​

Hence, regular heart check-ups are important, especially after the age of 60.​

Don’t wait for symptoms. Place your and schedule your heart check-up today.

18/08/2025

An echocardiogram, or echo, is a simple test that uses sound waves to create real-time images of your heart.¹​

It shows how your heart looks and works, helping doctors find issues like Heart Valve Disease early, even before symptoms worsen.¹ ​

If you’re often feeling breathless, tired, or dizzy, don’t ignore the signs.¹ ​

Place your and ask your doctor about an Echo today.

14/08/2025

Breathlessness at night could be a sign of heart valve disease.¹ ​

This condition occurs when one or more of the heart’s valves are damaged, affecting blood flow. Other symptoms include chest pain, irregular heartbeats, or dizziness.² ​

However, in most cases, it is treatable.²​

So, if you are waking up breathless, it could be your heart’s way of asking for help.¹ Don’t ignore it.​

Place your and ask your doctor to listen to your heart.

Get an information kit by email to learn about heart valve disease and its different treatment options so you can have a timely discussion with your doctor.

11/08/2025

Are you feeling more tired than usual?​
Sometimes, it’s not just age – it could be heart valve disease.¹,²​

Watch out for signs like breathlessness, dizziness, or fatigue during your daily activities.¹,²​

Don’t ignore the signs. If you or someone you care for is 65 and above, ask your doctor to listen to the heart.

08/08/2025

Dad still lifts the heavy suitcases like it’s no big deal.​

However, sometimes even the strongest-looking hearts could need extra attention.​

Heart valve disease can go unnoticed in older adults — breathlessness, fatigue, or dizziness are often dismissed as "just age.“¹​

Don’t wait for a sign. Encourage regular heart check-ups for your parents.

Get an information kit by email to learn about heart valve disease and its different treatment options so you can have a timely discussion with your doctor.

04/08/2025

India is ageing — 15 crore people are now over 60.¹​
While tiredness or breathlessness might seem like “normal sign of ageing” it might be something more. It could be a sign of heart valve disease.²​
As we age, our heart valves can tighten, making it harder for blood to flow, leading to these symptoms.²​

If you or your loved ones are above 65 and feel more tired than usual, don’t confuse it for old age.​
Place your and ask a doctor to listen to your heart.²

31/07/2025

When your heart valve isn’t working right, everything slows down – your energy, your breathing, your life.¹​

Transcatheter aortic valve implantation – or TAVI – offers a second chance. This minimally invasive procedure repairs the damaged valve without the need for open-heart surgery. Doctors replace the faulty valve and restore healthy blood flow through your heart. TAVI can ensure a faster recovery, shorter hospital stay, and give a second chance at life.²,³

Get an information kit by email to learn about heart valve disease and its different treatment options so you can have a timely discussion with your doctor.

24/07/2025

An echocardiogram – or echo – is a heart test performed in 15-60 minutes.¹ It shows how your heart moves and checks if your heart valves are opening and closing right.

This test can spot narrow valves, pressure build-up or leaks. It even shows how strong each heartbeat is. This one quick test could help save your life by catching any heart valve disease early.²​

Talk to your doctor to know more.

Get an information kit by email to learn about heart valve disease and its different treatment options so you can have a timely discussion with your doctor.

21/07/2025

Sometimes the heart beats too fast. Sometimes it beats too slow. These irregular heartbeats can be caused by heart valve disease.¹ ​

It is when the valves don’t open or close properly, and your heart could be working harder to pump blood.¹ ​

If you or someone you love feels irregular heartbeat, don’t ignore it.¹ Talk to your doctor and ask them to listen to your heart.

15/07/2025

Your heart has its sound, and it’s important to listen closely. An echocardiogram (echo) can help listen to it.¹​

It uses sound waves to take pictures of your heart. It helps doctors see if your heart valves are working well or if they’re too narrow. The echo can also check for leaks or any other issues with your heart valves.¹​

It’s a simple test that gives doctors the insight they need to keep your heart healthy.¹​

If you experience signs like shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness and irregular heartbeat, it could be heart valve disease. ​

Place your and book an echo today.

12/07/2025

Is your heart trying to tell you something?​
Sometimes, doctors can hear a different sound in your heartbeat – a murmur.¹​
It may sound like a gentle whoosh, often caused by a heart valve issue. This sound is usually heard near the chest and can even travel up to the neck.¹​

If you’re experiencing constant fatigue, dizziness, shortness of breath, or fainting, don’t ignore the signs. Your heart could be murmuring for attention.²​

Place your and get it checked.