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I went for a echocardiogram an my doctor has told me i have trivial pulmonary and trivial mitral regurgitation what dose this mean an can it kill me?

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Likely no: If the results of the echocardiogram is trivial, likely should not be a big issues. Trivial or trace is minor, and not something to be worried about currently, unless you are having symptoms. Otherwise relax unless situation changes. Good luck!

Answered 5/14/2014

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