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Age 49, Having Mild Aortic Regurgitation - Left Atrium Mildly Dilated - Aortic Valve Is Tricuspid With Sclerosis. Have Heart Palpitation. Worried?

Hello, can you tell me if any of the following are anything to worry about. I am 49. - mild aortic regurgitation - left atrium is mildly dilated - aortic valve is tricuspid with sclerosis - grade 1-4 aortic regurgitation - mitral valve has trivial mitral regurgitation - insufficient tricuspid regurgitaiton to estimate a right ventricular systolic pressure - I have heart palpitations daily Thanks you...
Tue, 19 Jun 2012
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yes. your heart is not normal.all these things may be due to smoking, alcohol, hypertension, diabetes. get a 2D ECHO, ECG and TMT done and consult a cardiologist as early as possible
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Age 49, Having Mild Aortic Regurgitation - Left Atrium Mildly Dilated - Aortic Valve Is Tricuspid With Sclerosis. Have Heart Palpitation. Worried?

yes. your heart is not normal.all these things may be due to smoking, alcohol, hypertension, diabetes. get a 2D ECHO, ECG and TMT done and consult a cardiologist as early as possible