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A member asked:
Iam having mild mvp with mild mitral regurgitation . how much will be my life span. does i will die soon. thankyou?
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Mvp: The overwhelming majority of patients like yourself will never be affected by this condition . Get an echo periodically to see if it had progressed.
Answered 5/8/2013
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Long life likely: One should have regular cardiology checkups and echocardiogram s. If there is worsening, medication or surgery with valve repair or replacement become options. People live, and live well, for a long time.
Answered 9/16/2017
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