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I was just diagnosed with chronic q fever. i had an echocardiogram that showed trace regurgitation in the tricuspid valve. my doctors don't seem to think it's important but it seems important to me, considering the diagnosis and my symptoms?
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You did not mention any symptoms. You ought to be treated in conjunction by an infectious disease and cardiologist. Suggest that you see them and ask all questions about your disease, its treatment and why when you do that.
Answered 8/18/2022
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