Biology, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

why is a person whose heart valves are damaged by disease unstable to take part in any active sport.

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Answered by yogender11111

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Participation in any active sport requires a lot of muscle movement and for that its necessary that proper amount of oxygen reaches to cells of muscles via blood.

If the valves of heart are damaged in that case proper blood pumping is not possible.

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why is a person whose heart valves are damaged by disease unstable to take part in any active sport.