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I had a bubble echo which showed a hole in the heart. do i need further tests.
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YOu may well.: This could be a serious issue. You need to continue to follow with cardiologist as you may require some heart surgery depending on the location and severity of the hole in your heart. It may be an ASD or VSD. The location is important and to close this may prevent a stroke. Best wishes
Answered 5/18/2016
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