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2023-04-05 05:55:54
Can my mom skip medicines in case of mild aortic regurgitation or the medicines necessary? Does by not taking those medicines lead to heart attack?
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Take what is given by ur doctor or take online consultation

Answered2023-04-05 12:48:14

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Mild aortic regurgitation has nothing to do with a risk of a heart attack, which is instead dependent on the percentage of stenosis or narrowing in the coronary arteries supplying the heart.

Answered2023-04-05 06:43:31

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