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23 year old with history of complex dtga. last saw pediatric cardiologist five years ago and heart function was excellent. do i go back to pediatric cardiologist or go see achd specialist?
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Many young adults continue to see pediatric cardiologists. It may be wise to contact their office staff for guidance. They may have incite on the adult cardiologists in your area with the most experience with such matters.
Answered 11/30/2022
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