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A member asked:
Have chest pains with shortness of breath and palpitations. my echocardiogram report says i have a mildly dilated right atrium. should i be scared or worried?
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More medical history will be helpful. In general, for a young man with that echo finding and your symptoms, you need an answer from your cardiologist. Good luck!
Answered 2/10/2023
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