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What Does This Echocardiogram Report Indicate?

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Posted on Mon, 9 Jan 2017
Question: aortic root mildly dilated trivial aortic regurgitation
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Answered by Dr. Rishu Saxena (45 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Perfectly normal,they are just medical terminology.

Detailed Answer:
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Firstly thanks for choosing health care magic for your query,

Mild dilatation of aorta is a normal finding , most common cause of aortic dilatation which is dangerous is aortic aneurysm , but in that case aorta is grossly enlarged, Mild dilatation of aortic root(origin of aorta) is seen in about 15% healthy adults.So i don,t think you have any need to worry.

Trivial is a terminology used by cardiologist , as nothing is perfect so are the valves of heart , hence instead of writing the report as no AR; doctors report it as trivial(very mild) .
The reason is that ; echo is a manual test , done by human and interpreted by human ;hence no cannot be written ; instead of no word trivial or mild can be used.

Overall i have seen your reports your heart is perfectly normal medically ,so dont go for terminology ; your heart is perfectly ok.

Your HDL is quiet low and LDL is on higher side.
try to exercise 45 minutes daily ,and exercise should be strenous ;otherwise its of no use
Avoid ghee, butter, dairy products,instead use olive oil.

In case you need any other explaination ,i would be happy to help!

Advice
Repeat a 2d echo every year
Lipid profile after 3 months.

Dr Rishu Saxena,
Cardiologist XXXXXXX Hospital , New XXXXXXX
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What Does This Echocardiogram Report Indicate?

Brief Answer: Perfectly normal,they are just medical terminology. Detailed Answer: Hi Firstly thanks for choosing health care magic for your query, Mild dilatation of aorta is a normal finding , most common cause of aortic dilatation which is dangerous is aortic aneurysm , but in that case aorta is grossly enlarged, Mild dilatation of aortic root(origin of aorta) is seen in about 15% healthy adults.So i don,t think you have any need to worry. Trivial is a terminology used by cardiologist , as nothing is perfect so are the valves of heart , hence instead of writing the report as no AR; doctors report it as trivial(very mild) . The reason is that ; echo is a manual test , done by human and interpreted by human ;hence no cannot be written ; instead of no word trivial or mild can be used. Overall i have seen your reports your heart is perfectly normal medically ,so dont go for terminology ; your heart is perfectly ok. Your HDL is quiet low and LDL is on higher side. try to exercise 45 minutes daily ,and exercise should be strenous ;otherwise its of no use Avoid ghee, butter, dairy products,instead use olive oil. In case you need any other explaination ,i would be happy to help! Advice Repeat a 2d echo every year Lipid profile after 3 months. Dr Rishu Saxena, Cardiologist XXXXXXX Hospital , New XXXXXXX