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There is a problem when the valve that controls what blood is good and what blood is used, no longer is strong enough to control this flow. Heart valves get damaged or simply wear out. I think you are asking what causes blood to flow in the wrong direction. My guess is that it would be a faulty heart valve.
Best Answer: Endocarditis is usually caused by bacteria. When symptoms are prevalent, blood cultures are done to detect what sort of bacteria is present. Many types of bacteria can cause endocarditis.Normally, blood flows smoothly through heart valves.But if they have been damaged, by some other medical condition, defense mechanisms (such as white blood cells) cannot enter the valves.f the heart valves are damaged, they may leak, causing regurgitation of blood. For example, if the mitral valve (between the left atrium and left ventricle) leaks, blood will leak back into the left atrium when the ventricle contracts. This reduces the efficiency of the heart contraction.