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Mild mitral regurgitation

2021-10-29 18:08:00
Dear Doctors, I could see mild tricuspid regurgitation with Mild pulmonary hypertension in my echo report. Pulmonary artery pressure 33mmhg. Please advise should I take treatment for this issue.
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Cannot be loosely started treatment for the same . Need to examine clinically determine cause , check ecg , saturations and further tests wether treatment required or not

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