Heart valve problem: Rheumatic heart disease is a heart disease that some people get after developing rheumatic fever, usually as a child, and fortunately uncommon now in the United States. The main finding is mitral stenosis, or narrowing of the mitral valve. Aortic stenosis is also common. Later in life, these narrowed heart valve can cause symptoms like shortness of breath.
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