1. Patients who could be pregnant., light degree pathological changes of heart valve, heart function I-II grade can be allowed to have pregnancy, and trt to have fertility at a young age because the heart problems compensatory function decreases with increased age.

2. Patients not suitable to be pregnant:

1) Patients with mitral stenosis and cardiac function at I-II grade, due to big harmness of cardio-pulmonary hemodynamics after pregnancy , it is not appropriate to have pregnancy. 

2) Patients with heart attack more serious, cardiac function above III grade, or I-II grade but having the past history of heart failure, age over 35 years. It is easy to relapse since the last heart failure in pregnancy , therefore it is not appropriate to be pregnant.

3) rheumatic heart disease with pulmonary hypertension, chronic atrial fibrillation, high degree atrioventricular block, complicated by bacterial endocarditis, high incidence of heart failure or shock during pregnancy, these patients are not appropriate to be pregnant.

Therefore, the best time of birth for patients with rheumatic heart disease is at the early stage and young period. The later, the greater risk of the disease. For women of childbearing age, it is preferably under the guidance of a doctor to choose the right chances of conceiving.

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