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I just found out i have mild cardiolmegaly i am85 yrs. old.is this real serious?
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Enlarged heart: It may be indicative of some pathology like chronic hypertension or valvular heart disease. However because it is mild there may be no symptoms or poor prognosis. Nevertheless it bears monitoring and making sure that your blood pressure is not elevated. A cardiologist is best qualified to evaluate and follow you.
Answered 3/30/2017
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