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I have been diagnosed with grade-3 AR for last 2 years and I am on medicines like Ramipril 2.5 and bisoprolol 5 once a day. I am having breathing problem and slight pain in chest. Do I need to undergo surgery in future?
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Hi. You will need surgery for sure. Share me the detailed echo and consult. Best option as you are young is a robotic/minimally invasive aortic valve replacement. There is also an option to do a procedure called Ozaki depending on your priority and choice.
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Good afternoon. Yes you will need to undergo surgery for Aortic Valve Replacement in the future. If you are already having breathing problem and pain kindly consult your doctor for further advice.
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