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Does a slight thickened left heart muscle cause weakness, pounding heart and fatigue?
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LVH: In general a 'slightly thickened' heart muscle would not alone cause symptoms. Having said that, there usually would be a cause for the thickening and so symptoms would be possible related to the cause added to the thickening.
Answered 2/16/2019
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