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I have tof heart, after a tia dr found a shunt and a bit of leaking, no trouble breathing or walking stairs, but am curious how bad this normally is?
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Close shunt: Depends on size of shunt but with a TIA the shunt could be closed.
Answered 6/10/2014
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