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Mild left ventricular hypertrophy
My father had a heart attack 6months back and had underwent angioplasty. Today we took his echo and it says Mild left ventricular hypertrophy present. Is this something serious to be worried about ???. Attaching reports.
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Nothing serious. Don’t worry.
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Nothing to worry. Keep his blood pressure under control
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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49 yrs exp
Kolkata
Not a serious matter
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Dr. Chetan Rathi
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12 yrs exp
Nagpur
ECHO is ok
Nothing to wry
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Dr. Shraddha Ranjan
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7 yrs exp
Pune
No it is nothing major. No need to be concerned about. This echo report is good.
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