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My father has enlargement of the heart. i am really worried. can it be treated? what is the best advice you can give for him?
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Cardiomegaly: the first step is to get a diagnosis of why the heart is enlarged. See a cardiologist for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 9/21/2018
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