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Physically fit 57 yr old male.exercise regularly.paroxysmal afib,htn,both well controlled w/meds.just dx w/mild aortic stenosis.cardiologist said very early stage not to worry.how quickly does it progress?does it always progress to severe?
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Difficult to predict. Control BP and chnage to DASH eating plan to help BP and lipids. If you have had a low K problem ask to be tested for Primaary Aldoteronism. A fib in common with this.
Answered 3/9/2023
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