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3 month old son diagnosed with mild aortic stenosis. trileaflet with slightly thickened commissures. will he outgrow this? what does the future holds?
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Aortic stenosis: is a congenital deffect with which your son is born with. No he will not outgrow it but fortunetly it is not severe he will need an evaluation by a good pediatric cardiologist who will monitor this as he grows he will lead a normal life but will need coverage with antibiotics as a prophylaxis on the advise of the cardiologist
Answered 10/27/2016
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