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5yo has 2/6 systolic murmur loudest at llsb and radiating to the apex. is this bad or dangerous? when does it go away?
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Murmur: By the way you describe the murmur, has your child been evaluated by a pediatric cardiologist? Many murmurs are benign in childhood and may resolve over time, others can be life long but not necessarily mean that any treatment is needed. And some need treatment or monitoring. Discuss this with your child's pediatrician and then a referral to a Peds cardiologist may be warranted for an ekg & echo.
Answered 8/22/2015
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