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Im a 47 yr old female. my echo showed severe tricuspid regurgitation, last year it was normal. on average, does this go away or is it progressive? my pulmonary pressure was 49. can you tell me the typical prognosis for this? thank you?
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Once tricuspid regurgitation is established, it is likely to be progressive. How long it takes to progress to the point where a procedure or action is recommended is quite variable. Your specific situation is something best discussed with your cardiologist!
Answered 10/13/2022
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