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My pcp said i had mild mitral valve prolapse, he said it wasnt nothing to worry about, but i noticed i got diagnosed with cardiomegy?just worried!!
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Cardiomegaly?: MVP when mild is nothing - but cardiomegaly is a different ball game. Ask your doctor for clarification.
Answered 6/11/2014
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