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Talking to your GP about aortic stenosis
As you get older, you may begin to notice changes to the way your body feels and functions. Often, these changes are a normal part of ageing, but sometimes they are a sign of an underlying health condition, like aortic stenosis. It’s important to pay attention to the messages your body is sending, and to discuss these with your doctor. We’ve developed some helpful resources to help you start a conversation with your GP about aortic stenosis.
It’s always important to listen to the messages your body is sending you. Keeping track of signs and symptoms can help you to identify and monitor any underlying health conditions, such as aortic stenosis.
Use this symptom tracker to record any symptoms you have noticed over the last six months, including how frequently they have occurred. Bring this tracker to your next appointment to review it with your doctor.
Experiencing heart symptoms or being diagnosed with aortic stenosis can be worrying. Getting information from your doctor, and playing an active role in managing your condition, can help you to feel more in control.
We’ve developed a handy discussion guide to help you discuss heart health and aortic stenosis with your doctor. Download it today and bring it to your next appointment with your General Practitioner
Understanding your treatment options for aortic stenosis
Being diagnosed with aortic stenosis can be worrying, but there are ways to manage the condition.
We’ve developed a brochure to help you to understand more the treatment options available to you.
