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Dr.heard small murmur.had tte doppler echo. came back normal.said it is innocent.also went to cardiologist, who agreed its innocent.good workup? im 26.
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Yes: 1. Two physicians including a cardiologist heard your murmur and feel it is innocent. 2. The echocardiogram is normal. At this point in time you should be fine. Of course, if you are having any new symptoms, you should always check back with your dr.
Answered 8/1/2013
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