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Hi sir, iam having mitral valve prolapse. i am also having anxiety and chest pains .does i need to control my diet. does i should avoid any foods ..
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No special diet.: There is no particular diet you should follow. Eat healthy, but avoid stimulants if you find they make your condition worse. If they don't seem to bother you I do not see any particular reason to avoid them. Check with your doc to make sure this info does not conflic with their advice.
Answered 4/17/2013
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