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Cardio said i have non rheumatic "mild" mr, used the words slightly leaky and very small murmur. likely not to progress, prob born that way. is "mild" worse than term "trace"? & is my heart structurally normal? he said just doesn't close as tight

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See below: If you do not trust the diagnosis and advice of the cardiologist who examined you, you may wish to consult a different cardiologist. It is not feasible to give a meaningful opinion without examining you.

Answered 5/21/2018

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