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I had palpitations and my cardiologist gave me a holter monitor to wear for 48 hours. It helped to determine it was a very small amount of PACs and PVCs (less than 1%) that wasn't dangerous. Also I had been taking omega 3 supplements at high dose and stopped, as well as more vitamin d3 than was...

Thank you for letting me know your history. I am so glad you are doing well.

Vitamin d supplements and omega 3 trigger some pacs and pvcs for me (per cardio after holter monitor measurements, not dangerous). I no longer take omega 3 supplements after cardio told me there's an association with AFib, am getting omega 3 from food now, but trying to take low dose vit d...

Thank you. Really good to hear your experience.

Thank you so much for sharing your progression history and when you had surgery eventually. Did you have symptoms before your surgery or did the doctor recommend surgery without symptoms?

Thank you for sharing your history and experience.

Thank you. It was useful to hear your history and experience.

Thank you very much for sharing your timeline with me.

Thank you. I am glad your first repair lasted so long.

Thank you very much for sharing your staging of diagnosis dates and when had surgery and whether had symptoms. I am hope that your recovery from surgery went well and you really well now

Thanks, Jeff, for that information. I didn't know how many years ago you were first diagnosed, just that you were 45 at the time . And it's really helpful to me to hear from others the range of time from moderate to severe and time from severe to symptoms and recommended surgery as I go forward...

Thank you. For how long was it moderate before it became severe? And how long after severe diagnosis did symptoms start and was surgery recommended?

Thank you. I am balancing research and planning with living each day. It's good advice.

Thank you for letting me know what your husband's experience has been. Does he have symptoms now? I am hoping not.

That is great 😃 So glad to hear this. I wonder whether it is different prognosis wise if ones stenosis starts as a child from when it starts as an older adult.

Thanks for sharing your experience. Have you had symptoms during this time, like chest pain, shortness of breath or fatigue?

I have been trying to research the best case scenario of how long with asymptomatic moderate aortic valve stenosis anyone has gone before needing valve replacement? I don't find alot of research data on this...just avg time to death if no surgery and symptomatic and severe. Would appreciate...

That's a good question. I think spouses are the next in line after the patient to make decisions. I don't have a spouse or other family.

Thank you.