Can rheumatic heart disease be cured?

Condition analysis:
having RHB with mild Mitral stenosis and regurgitation require life long or up to 45 yr age penicillin injection every 21 days to slow down progression and protection from recurrent rheumatic fever.sometimes almost in 30%cases penicillin may cure the disease.

she require regular followup to assess disease progress if it becomes severe stenosis then balloon valvoplasty may be sufficient without opening chest or if regurgitation progress then valve replacement is the answer.

Instructions:
Range-of-motion exercises.
Range-of-motion exercises focus on moving the joints in certain directions to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness.

Strengthening exercises.
Strengthening exercises help increase or maintain muscle strength around the joints, keeping joints more stable. Two common strengthening exercises include isometric (tightening muscles without using joints) and isotonic (strengthening muscles by using the joints) exercises.

Fitness exercises.
Fitness exercises improve a person's endurance and cardiovascular health, while keeping muscles strong and joints more flexible. Types of fitness exercises appropriate for most persons with rheumatic diseases include walking, water exercise, and bicycling.