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A member asked:
Is extreme fatigue a symptom of mod/severe aortic stenosis. ava of 1.02 peak gradient 44. no other symptoms?
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Fatigue: Fatigue is a symptom possible with aortic stenosis but not specific to it. More data would be necessary to predict likelihood whether it is associated in this instance.
Answered 11/16/2013
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Can be part : Aortic stenosis can cause fatigue, angina, heart failure, syncope. Sometimes hemolysis and anemia, or other conditions or effects can be involved in fatigue.
Answered 11/16/2013
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