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I have mild pulmonary regurgitation and my bp remains 56/104 or 47/110 or less & heart rate around 80-120 and i feel really tired . what should i do?
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Mgt: It is important to see your cardiologist. They will perform an ECHO and EKG, as well as determine whether you have pulmonary hypertension. Repair can be performed at a major medical center, to avoid complications. From your description, it is important to have a full evaluation soon.
Answered 10/23/2017
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