Structural heart & valve care
At Safe Heart, Dr. Amit Gupta, an experienced Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, provides expert evaluation and personalized guidance for people with heart valve conditions. He takes time to understand each patient’s concerns, explains suitable options clearly, and helps plan care based on the valve problem, overall health, and individual needs.
Conditions We Treat
Heart valve problems can change the way blood flows through the heart and may lead to breathlessness, chest discomfort, tiredness, dizziness, or swelling. As a Heart Valve Doctor in Jaipur, Dr. Amit Gupta focuses on understanding the cause and severity of each valve problem before discussing the most suitable care for the patient.
Severe aortic
stenosisThe aortic valve becomes narrow and does not allow blood to flow out of the heart easily. It can cause breathlessness, chest pain, dizziness, or fainting, especially when the narrowing becomes severe.
Aortic regurgitationThe aortic valve does not close properly, so some blood flows backward into the heart. Over time, this can put extra pressure on the heart and may affect how well it pumps.
Mitral regurgitationThe mitral valve becomes leaky, allowing blood to flow backward instead of moving forward normally. Some people have no symptoms, while others may develop breathlessness, tiredness, or reduced ability to do everyday activities.
Rheumatic mitral stenosisThis condition can develop after rheumatic heart disease causes the mitral valve to become narrow. The narrowed valve makes it harder for blood to pass through the heart and may cause breathlessness, tiredness, or a fast heartbeat.
Tricuspid regurgitationThe tricuspid valve does not close properly, allowing blood to flow backward. When the leakage is significant, it may cause swelling in the legs or abdomen, tiredness, breathlessness, or other symptoms.
Pulmonary stenosisThe pulmonary valve becomes narrow, making it harder for blood to travel from the heart to the lungs. It is often present from birth and, when significant, may need treatment such as balloon valvuloplasty.
Four valves, four failures
The heart has four valves that keep blood moving in the right direction. When a valve becomes narrow or does not close properly, blood flow can be affected, and symptoms may develop. At Safe Heart, Heart Valve Treatment in Jaipur starts with understanding which valve is affected, how severe the problem is, and what care may be suitable.
Most common after age 65
The aortic valve allows blood to leave the heart and travel to the rest of the body. Aortic stenosis makes the valve narrow, often because of calcium buildup, while aortic regurgitation causes blood to leak backward when the valve does not close properly.
Leaks in the elderly, rheumatic in the young
The mitral valve helps blood move from the upper to the lower chamber on the left side of the heart. Mitral stenosis makes the valve narrow, while mitral regurgitation causes blood to leak backward. Rheumatic heart disease is an important cause of mitral stenosis.
The one most often overlooked
The tricuspid valve sits on the right side of the heart and helps blood move toward the lungs. Tricuspid regurgitation occurs when the valve does not close properly, allowing blood to flow backward. Significant leakage can lead to fluid buildup and strain on the right side of the heart.
Usually present from birth
The pulmonary valve controls blood flow from the right side of the heart toward the lungs. Pulmonary stenosis makes the valve opening narrower and is often present from birth, although some people may be diagnosed later.
What we offer
For patients considering heart valve surgery in Jaipur, the right treatment depends on the valve affected, how severe the problem is, symptoms, overall health, and valve anatomy. Depending on these factors, care may involve medicines, valve repair, valve replacement, or a catheter-based procedure.
TAVI /
TAVRTAVI, also called TAVR, replaces a diseased aortic valve without opening the chest. A new valve is guided through a blood vessel and placed inside the old valve. It may suit selected patients with severe aortic stenosis.
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MitraClip (TEER)MitraClip is a minimally invasive way to repair a leaking mitral valve. A small clip brings the valve leaflets closer together, helping reduce blood leakage. It may be considered for selected patients with significant mitral regurgitation.
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Balloon valvuloplastyIt helps open a narrowed heart valve. A small balloon is guided through a catheter and gently inflated at the narrowed area. It is commonly used for suitable rheumatic mitral stenosis and selected pulmonary stenosis.
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TMVR & TTVRThey replace the mitral or tricuspid valve using a catheter rather than conventional open surgery. These are advanced options for selected patients when the valve problem and overall health make the procedure appropriate.
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Valve-in-valveWhen a previously implanted biological valve starts to fail, a new valve can sometimes be placed inside it through a catheter. This valve-in-valve approach may help selected patients avoid another major valve operation.
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Surgical Valve Repair & ReplacementCatheter procedures are not right for everyone. In some patients, surgery may offer the better option. Depending on the valve problem, the surgeon may repair the existing valve or replace it with a new mechanical or biological valve.
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Get a second opinion from Dr. Amit Gupta, Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, before deciding on surgery or another valve procedure. Your reports can be reviewed to understand your condition and suitable treatment options.
Severe chest pain or fainting? Go to the nearest emergency department.
Your specialist
HOD – Structural Heart Interventions, Manipal Hospital, Jaipur
Dr. Amit Gupta is a Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur with specialised training in structural heart intervention. He completed his DM in Cardiology from G. B. Pant Hospital, New Delhi, and later completed a Structural Heart Intervention fellowship at John Hunter Hospital, Australia.
His current expertise includes TAVI, transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER), MitraClip, and transcatheter mitral valve replacement (TMVR), along with other structural and interventional cardiac procedures.
International Valve Training
Dr. Amit Gupta, a Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, has received international training in structural heart care and advanced transcatheter valve procedures through recognised clinical and technology programmes.
मरीजों के लिए
कुछ मरीजों में खराब या लीक हो रहे वाल्व का इलाज बिना छाती खोली भी किया जा सकता है। Heart valve replacement in Jaipur के लिए TAVI जैसे कैथेटर-आधारित विकल्प उपयुक्त मरीजों में इस्तेमाल किए जा सकते हैं।
Making the decision
A Heart Valve Treatment in Jaipur plan depends on the valve problem, age, overall health, heart anatomy, and surgical risk. A detailed evaluation helps decide whether TAVI or open surgery may be more suitable.
| What you want to know | TAVI / TAVR | Open Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Chest incision | No large chest opening; the valve is usually delivered through a blood vessel. | The chest is opened to reach and replace the diseased valve. |
| Anaesthesia | Sedation or general anaesthesia may be used, depending on the procedure. | General anaesthesia is normally required. |
| Recovery | Recovery is usually quicker, although it varies between patients. | Recovery usually takes longer because the chest needs time to heal. |
| Hospital stay | Usually a shorter hospital stay when recovery is uncomplicated. | Usually requires a longer hospital stay for surgical recovery. |
| Who may be suitable? | May suit selected patients based on age, health, anatomy, and surgical risk. | May suit patients when surgery offers a better option based on their condition and anatomy. |
| Valve durability | Good durability data are available, while very long-term evidence is still developing. | Long-term durability is well established, depending on the valve type used. |
| If the valve fails later | A valve-in-valve procedure may be possible for selected patients. | Further surgery or another treatment may be considered depending on the situation. |
Still unsure which option may be right for you? Make an appointment with Dr. Amit Gupta, Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, to discuss your reports and treatment options.
What happens next
For Heart Valve Treatment in Jaipur, the journey usually starts with understanding your symptoms and previous reports. The tests you need are then chosen to understand the valve clearly and plan suitable care.
Dr. Amit Gupta discusses your symptoms, medical history, previous reports, and examination findings to understand your valve problem.
A 2D echo with Doppler shows how your heart and valves are working and helps assess how narrow or leaky a valve has become.
If more detail is needed, tests such as a CT scan or transesophageal echo (TEE/TOE) may be used to understand the valve and plan a procedure.
For complex valve problems, cardiologists, surgeons, and imaging specialists review the findings together and discuss which treatment may be most suitable.
Once the treatment is planned, the appropriate procedure is performed, and your recovery is monitored. Follow-up visits and heart scans are arranged according to your condition and treatment.
60-second self-check
Heart valve problems can develop slowly, and some people may have no symptoms at first. This quick check can help you notice symptoms that are worth discussing with a doctor.
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Select any symptoms or history that apply to you or the person you are looking for. This check is for awareness, not diagnosis. If you have concerns, Dr. Amit Gupta, Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, can assess your symptoms and advise whether further testing is needed.
All in one visit
A Heart Valve Doctor in Jaipur may recommend different tests depending on your symptoms, valve condition, and the treatment being considered.
Shows your heart valves, their movement, blood flow, and how narrow or leaky a valve may be.
Checks your heart rhythm and looks for changes in your heart’s electrical activity.
Shows how your heart responds to exercise and can help assess symptoms that are difficult to notice at rest.
Checks the heart’s blood vessels for narrowing or blockages when coronary artery assessment is needed.
Provides detailed images of the aortic valve and blood vessels to help plan a TAVI procedure.
Holter monitors your heart rhythm over time, while ABPM records your blood pressure during daily activities.
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Dr. Amit Gupta, Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, explains heart valve problems, available treatment options, and what patients should know before deciding on their care.
Patient Reviews
Patients sharing their experiences with Heart valve replacement in Jaipur can help others understand what to expect from consultation, treatment, and follow-up care at Safe Heart.
Excellent serving Doctor. Honest, dedicated and very attentive towards their patient. For my 14-year-old son, he acted as a god in saving his life. I recommend him as the best cardiologist in the city.
Dr Amit Gupta is one of the best cardiologists in Jaipur. He is such a humble person and has great knowledge. It was a privilege to be treated by him as I am perfectly fine after his treatment.
My mother has some heart-related problems. I visited many doctors but after meeting Doctor Amit my search ended at Safe Heart. Very kind and helpful, immense knowledge. So thankful to Team Safe Heart.
Thanks for your good care and concern. Your manner put all patients at ease and helped them gain confidence. You are truly a remarkable doctor and professional that we respect and trust.
A very humble and honest cardiologist. For all my known patients I completely rely on him for best care. God bless him and his family. Highly recommended for holistic cardiology care.
Where to Meet Us
Meet Dr. Amit Gupta at Safe Heart Clinic for consultations and cardiac tests, while Manipal Hospital provides advanced valve procedures and cath-lab care.
Consultation · Echo · ECG
Valve procedures · Cath lab
Appointments
Meet Dr. Amit Gupta, Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur, for a detailed review of your valve condition. Bringing your previous medical records can make the consultation more useful.
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FAQs
A Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur is a cardiologist with advanced experience in diagnosing and treating heart valve problems. Dr. Amit Gupta evaluates narrowed and leaking valves and discusses options such as TAVI, MitraClip, balloon valvuloplasty, valve repair, or replacement according to each patient's condition.
Heart valve disease may develop gradually, so symptoms can be easy to overlook. Common symptoms include breathlessness during activity, unusual tiredness, chest discomfort, dizziness, fainting, an irregular heartbeat, and swelling in the feet, ankles, or abdomen. A heart murmur may also be detected during an examination.
A 2D echocardiogram with Doppler is the main test used to assess heart valves. It shows how the valves move, how blood flows through them, and whether a valve is narrowed or leaking. ECG, CT, TEE, or other tests may be added when needed.
Yes, selected patients can have Heart valve replacement in Jaipur through catheter-based procedures such as TAVI. A new valve is guided through a blood vessel and placed inside the diseased aortic valve. Suitability depends on the valve problem, anatomy, health, age, and other factors.
Both can replace a diseased aortic valve, but they use different approaches. TAVI places the new valve via a catheter, usually without opening the chest, whereas surgery involves reaching the heart through an incision in the chest. The suitable option depends on your condition, anatomy, health, age, and surgical risk.
TAVI may be considered for selected patients with significant aortic stenosis. The decision is based on symptoms, echocardiogram and CT findings, valve anatomy, overall health, age, and surgical risk. A Heart Team reviews these factors before deciding whether TAVI or another treatment is appropriate.
Valve-in-valve treatment places a new transcatheter valve inside a previously implanted biological valve that has become narrowed or leaky. For selected patients, heart valve replacement in Jaipur may include this less invasive option when the existing valve and anatomy are suitable.
MitraClip is a catheter-based procedure known as transcatheter edge-to-edge repair, or TEER. A small clip helps the mitral valve leaflets close more effectively and reduces leakage. It may be considered for selected patients with significant mitral regurgitation following a detailed valve assessment.
Yes. Balloon mitral valvuloplasty remains an established treatment for selected patients with rheumatic mitral stenosis. A balloon is guided through a catheter to the narrowed mitral valve and inflated to improve the opening. Whether it is suitable depends on the valve structure and other clinical findings.
No. Mild or moderate valve disease may only need regular check-ups, echocardiograms, and treatment of related health problems. Heart valve surgery in Jaipur or a catheter-based procedure may be considered when the disease becomes severe, symptoms develop, or the heart begins to show signs of strain.
The Heart valve replacement cost in Jaipur varies according to the valve involved, procedure chosen, type of valve or device, hospital stay, investigations, and individual needs. An accurate estimate can be given after reviewing the patient's reports and deciding which treatment is appropriate.
Before TAVI, an echocardiogram assesses the valve, while CT imaging shows the valve and blood vessels in detail. ECG and other tests may also be advised. Heart Valve Treatment in Jaipur at Safe Heart Clinic is planned after reviewing these findings and confirming whether TAVI is suitable.
Yes. If you have been advised to undergo Heart valve operation in Jaipur, a second opinion can help you understand the diagnosis and available options. Dr. Amit Gupta can review your reports and explain whether surgery, TAVI, MitraClip, valvuloplasty, or another approach may be suitable.
Recovery varies depending on the procedure and the patient's overall health. Catheter-based procedures generally involve less physical recovery than open surgery, but the exact time differs from person to person. Your doctor will advise you about activity, medicines, work, driving, and follow-up after treatment.
Bring your previous echocardiograms, ECG reports, CT or angiography reports, current medicines, and details of any previous heart procedures or surgery. Having these records available helps your Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur understand your medical history and decide what further evaluation may be needed.
Heart valve disease can progress gradually, and some people may not notice symptoms initially. Regular evaluation can help identify changes in valve function and heart performance. Seeing a Heart Valve Specialist in Jaipur can help determine whether monitoring, medicines, or an intervention is appropriate.
Medicines can help control symptoms and related conditions, but they usually cannot repair a severely narrowed or leaking valve. Depending on the condition, heart valve treatment in Jaipur may involve monitoring, medicines, valve repair, or replacement when an intervention becomes necessary.
A Heart Valve Doctor in Jaipur can help if you have breathlessness, chest discomfort, dizziness, fainting, palpitations, swelling, or a heart murmur. An evaluation can identify whether a valve problem is present and whether you need further testing, regular monitoring, medicines, or a procedure.
