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Is trace aortic regurgitation reversible? How to reverse it.. Is it normal?
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Don't worry. Sometimes seen in many individuals
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Don't worry it's completely normal and seen in in many individuals it's just that one valve is leaking a little bit inside your heart and which does not cause any major problem. all you need to do is say keep an eye on it and repeat your echocardiography after a year or so
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