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Just diagnosed with trivial/mild tricuspid stenosis. is this a rare disease? what is the typical progression? can it stay mild? i'm worrying so much.
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Talk to cardiologist: Trivial tricuspid stenosis is not hemodynamically significant. Is it a Echocardiogrphic diagnosis? Any symptoms? One of the common causes for benign murmurs.
Answered 7/30/2018
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