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Mild mitral regurgutation and high blood sugar?
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Not related: High blood sugar needs to be addressed with diet and probably medication, at least at first. Mild mitral regurgitation should be managed by a cardiologist.
Answered 4/7/2013
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I am 29 year old and last month I was diagnosed with mild MVP and trivial mitral regurgitation. Can i continue gym and lift weights?
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