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Diastolic dysfunction grade 1. low blood pressure. should i be worried?
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There is no real: concern with these findings. I am certain your Cardiologist is following you for your ASD closure and mitral insufficiency. Follow his/her advice. Nothing additional is required at this point in time.
Answered 10/18/2017
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