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I have pulmonary regurgitation, what are the treatments?
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Pulmonary regurgitat: Pulmonary regurgitation generally refers to a leaky pulmonary heart valve. Best to discuss treatment with your doctor. Surgery is not necessary in most.
Answered 4/24/2015
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