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Echo: what is borderline concentric lv hypertrophy? is it bad? need medication or is it normal ? ecg is normal! thanks!
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LVH.: This findings means that the entire left ventricle is a little bit thickened. The muscle layer of the left ventricle can be thickened in people who have high blood pressure, or in those who are overweight, for example. Not a danger in and of itself, but should be followed by serial 2D Echo over the years, and you may want a Cardiologist opinion as to cause.
Answered 11/21/2019
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