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Had a echo of my hear in 2011, should i be treated for moderate to moderately severe eccentric mitral regurgitation?
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Depends: On multiple variables such as symptoms and heart size , function. At the least you will require frequent follow up visits with a cardiologist.
Answered 3/7/2013
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