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Arotic regurgitation grade1, mitral regurgitation grade1, left ventricle distinction.taking n-pill.need best solution.he's my dad.age:50?
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Grade 1=mild: Grade 1 (mild) aortic and mitral regurgitation do not cause symptoms and do not require treatment. They're harmless. Not sure what you mean by lv "distinction" (maybe dilation?). Not sure what n-pill is?
Answered 1/31/2014
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