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I have "mild aortic dilation" of 26mm (ascending aorta) and 31mm (aortic root.) i am female 5'0" 130 lbs and have normal blood pressure. concerning?
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Yes: You should consult a cardiologist and also consider getting tested for genetic disorders like Marfan syndrome.
Answered 8/12/2018
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