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I was asking because i have trivial pulmonary and trivial mitral regurgitation can i still do body building and lift heavy weights ?
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Moderate: The answer is in the reason for why you had your echocardiogram. Your changes seem to be minimal and I do not see any problems with having regular, moderate exercise. Would advice against supplements, specifically steroids.
Answered 5/30/2014
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