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How common is Mild MR in Echo
I want to know it's common to have mild Mr can I love normal life or I have to restrict myself for doing excecise or long travel.
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It depends upon the reason and it needs to be evaluated it is a normal variant but needs to be assessed by a cardiologist
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MR can have different causes..progression of MR depends upon the etiology of MR. Trivial MR is very common finding in individuals. As of now Mild MR will not cause any compromise in ur lifestyle or effort tolerance. U need to monitor it yearly or 2 yearly on 2D echocardiography
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Nothing to worry
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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49 yrs exp
Kolkata
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Just repeat echocardiogram after a year
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Dr. Paramjeet Singh
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Watch this
Hindi..
https://youtu.be/pjzjawkeqew
Eng... https://youtu.be/dtcue4omfjy
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