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Is it possible for heart valve regurgitation to become better by time?
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Valve regurgitation: Valve regurgitation is usually diagnosed by with an echo Doppler study. Trace to mild regurgitation is usually not a serious finding. More severe regurgitation or leakage through one of the heart valves may need to be followed more closely by a cardiologist. Good blood pressure control with medications known as ACE inhibitors may help to stabilize the amount of regurgitation.
Answered 2/9/2015
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