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Previously my echo was grade 1 diastolic dysfunction on 6 months back.(I have no option for uploading this , because only two image u can upload.
Recently I have echo done . the grade 1 dd has gone .but showing
Trivial tr ,trivial mr .(uploaded)
I have done diet and exercise in last 6 months .
Purpose of the test: for routine check up.
Is there any treatment need for trivial mr tr ?
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No problem donot worry any more pls concentrate on work
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At this age no one does 2D echo as a routine check up.
Let me know the symptoms if any.
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consult cardiologist.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Continue what ever you are doing.
Your ECHO was normal 6 months back and your ECHO is normal now also.
Take care.
Stop overthinking.
Don't take unnecessary stress.
If you have lots of money to waste on unnecessary test's then better give it to someone who is really in need that will make you feel more better.
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Dr. Danish Khan
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It’s normal
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