Mild Mitral Valve Regurgitation

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hello Doc, I was detected with mild mitral valve regurgitation/proplase in 2010/11. I took medication and all necessary steps to get it treated in couple of years and then followed up once to check in 2014. Doctor told me that I am completely fine and there is no need to worry about this in future. Is consultation necessary anymo

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Dr. Benedict Raj R

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I agree with Dr Ajeeth Singh.

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Cardiologist

Your doctor is right. No need to worry in mild leak . It doesn't affect heart