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Cardiologist said everything was ok but upon reading myself results it said mild mitral regurgitation!?something to be concerned should i c other doc
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Mild mitral regurgit: Mild mitral regurgitation is generally not a big deal. Best course is ask your cardiologist to explain it to you and whether any attention needs to be paid to it in the future.
Answered 1/12/2015
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