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What does it mean if there is trace mitral regurgitation and mild tricuspid regurgitation?
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Basically a normal variation. No increased likelihood of future heart problems but check with the cardiologist to be sure ”trace” is really “trace”
Answered 3/9/2021
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Probably nothing if you are otherwise well. It is unfortunate that most echo readers do not add a comment to the report stating that trace, trivial regurgitation may be of no significance. Please seek the guidance of your cardiologist who ordered the study.
Answered 3/10/2021
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