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Hi, i have mild conc lvh and mild aortic root/ascending dilation. i'm on irbesartan. can i do cardio/weights? can taa regress with exercise/diet/meds?
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Talk to cards: With the Aortic root dilation,I would speak with cards because depending on the size ,structure may be best not to lift heavy things.Regress probably no but may not enlarge
Answered 2/24/2019
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