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Diagnosed with mild mitral valve prolapse, mild regurgitation and mild murmur. can this cause fatigue and produce chest pains? wants echo every 2 yr
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No: No, it can't. In fact with mild mitral regurgitation you may be able to go longer before a repeat echo.
Answered 2/13/2015
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