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Rheumatic Heart Disease

Heart valves (mitral or aortic) have been damaged by a bacterial infection

Typically begins with a form of streptococcus infection Ex. strep throat, scarlet fever

Most individuals develop rheumatic fever (no longer contagious) New fever appears Arthritis sets in (large joints then small joints) Anemia Pallor

Rapid heart beat Sweating Malaise Loss of appetite Weight loss

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Medication (antibiotics for years) Surgery Treatment? Medication (antibiotics for years) Surgery Replacement valve