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Echo result shows three mild leaking valves" mitral, tricuspid,and pulmonary"plus mild/moderate pulmonary htn 42,57 any problem will occur in future?
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Hard to know...: More follow-up and directed testing may be necessary, especially for the pulmonary hypertension, in order to offer you an accurate prognosis. What's the cause? And how rapidly are the valve architecture and pulmonary pressures changing? These questions need to be answered to offer you a prognosis. Coordinate with Cardiologist.
Answered 10/15/2016
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