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I have ebsteins anomaly.in the past 6 months i have had a decrease in stamina,become short of breath,&fatigue easily. should i be considering surgery?
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Probably: Need more history but the development of these symptoms calls for some intervention now, and that may involve surgical repair. See your cardiologist soon to protect yourself.
Answered 10/18/2015
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