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I have high blood pressure and leaking heart valve, heart valve regurgitation, enlarged heart should i be taking a low dose aspirin or something?
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BP,valve,heart: An enlarged heart needs further evaluation,aspirin though likely beneficial for other reasons is unlikely to directly address your concerns
Answered 6/20/2015
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