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Regarding mild tr
Have mild tr in echo and six months i have been suffering like pulse rate increase in walking 110-125 bpm normal walking here and there does it has convert mild tr into  moderate tr
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Mild TR (tricuspid regurgitation) is very common and often a normal finding. It doesn't typically progress to moderate without an underlying cause. The elevated pulse of 110–125 on walking suggests your heart is working harder — this could be due to fitness level, anxiety, or anaemia rather than the TR itself. Mild TR alone usually doesn't cause this.
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Get a repeat echo after 6–12 months to check if TR has progressed. Also get thyroid (TSH) and CBC to rule out anaemia or thyroid issues causing the fast heart rate. Consult me on Practo for review of reports.
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