I 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 converte into moderate tr
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Walking does not convert mild TR to moderate TR. Mild TR is usually a benign finding. The fast pulse on walking (110â125 bpm) is more likely related to deconditioning, anaemia, or anxiety rather than TR progression.
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Get CBC and TSH done to rule out anaemia and thyroid issues. Repeat echo in 6â12 months to monitor TR. Avoid strenuous activity till reviewed. Consult me on Practo for a detailed assessment.
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walking does not convert mild TR into moderate TR. if you have habit of smoking, stop it immediately. Mild asymptomatic Tricuspid regurgitation is common in many people. rule out hyperthyroidism or anemia or anxiety for your high heart rate. if you are obese, please reduce your weight. these things help you with TR. actually regular low intense exercise and gradually increasing it to moderate intense will help
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feel free to consult me on practo if you still have further queries
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