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Echo showed mod mitral valve regurgitation and thinned ias with pfo its been 2 weeks no call from dr how serious is this if i have symptoms?

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You should: place a call, rather rather than wait, to your doctor who ordered the test for his/her advice, especially if you are having symptoms. These findings on echocardiogram could mean something serious is going on.

Answered 3/20/2018

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