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RHD-SEVERE MR, MILD TR , LVEF 45%
Kindly guide my mother has been recently diagnosed with RHD-severe MR, mild TR , LVEF 45% dilated LV, LA in echo cardiogram report by a cardiologist. He gave concor, envos and aldactone...My mother is having some gastritis issue...she complains of pain in the abdomen near naval area...She also complains of fast heart rate...What to do at this stage? Shall we proceed for surgery?
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