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Is bradycardia and valve leakage normal?
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Depends: How severe or significant are both. These are likely unrelated. Many valves can leak trivially or mildly without adverse sequelae. Bradycardia can be the result of good cardiovascular fitness.
Answered 9/1/2012
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