Whether or not rheumatic heart valve disease can be cured needs to be based on the specific cause of the disease, mild rheumatic heart valve disease can be cured, severe rheumatic heart valve disease and accompanied by severe heart failure can not be cured. Rheumatic heart valve disease refers to heart valve damage caused by rheumatic inflammatory process, resulting in heart disease. If the patient’s condition is mild, it can be cured through surgery and medication, but if the patient’s rheumatic heart valve disease is very serious and accompanied by severe heart failure, it cannot be cured. Complications of rheumatic heart valve disease include cardiac insufficiency, pulmonary edema, arrhythmia, pulmonary embolism, and respiratory infections. If you experience symptoms or suspect rheumatic heart valve disease, please consult a doctor promptly to avoid delay.