Cardiology Care: The most common causes of an enlarged heart are congestive heart failure, high blood pressure or congenital heart problems. He needs to consult a cardiologist.
Answered 11/25/2013
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It depends: It depends how much it is enlarged and in what way. For example many athletes have heart enlargement. He should ask his doctor about it.
Answered 10/22/2013
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Athlete?: Most competitive athletes, most really fit men, and all fat people have enlarged hearts if you go by the old books. Nowadays many family physicians are surprised by an athletic teen's heart and think it's abnormal. If junior has chest pains, fainting spells, or a murmur that a competent physician thinks worrisome, time for a cardiologist visit -- otherwise, no. I'm fit, with a big one. Peace.
Answered 4/19/2013
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