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I had a echocardiogram. i had a heart attack when i was 31. i am now 57 next month. my test showed rheumatic d/o mitral tricuspid valve pericardium mass. can't get into a cardiologist for another month. not sure if i should worry or not. thanks?
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Unfortunately the: description you have given of the ECHO findings makes no sense at all. If you are not having symptoms it is probably OK to wait until you can see the cardiologist. If you are having problems or symptoms then I would suggest a consultation sooner or go to an ER.
Answered 11/27/2017
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