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Im 24 yr old female who got diagnosed with intermittent anterior mvp, mild mr and mild tr. the mr and tr has been constant for 3y.should i be worried?
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Not worry: You should not be seriously worried but you should make sure you have regular follow up with a cardiologist and with an echocardiogram. About every three years at your age.
Answered 4/16/2014
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