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Cardiologist said my mitral valve prolapse healed on its own, can i develop a problem again?
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Mitral prolapse: Sometimes we see it, sometimes we don't; it can go away. For information specific to your situation, you need to discuss with the doctor(s) who know you and your information.
Answered 11/7/2017
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