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How can a mild case of pulmonary stenosis be treated in a baby? can it go away?
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See cardiologist: Pulmonary stenosis does not go away but can be treated , Talk to your cardiologist who will explain to you how your baby is coping with it at present and when to do the treatment if he needs one .
Answered 8/4/2015
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