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Born With Grade 2 Heart Murmur. Recent Heart Tests Showed Thickening. Should I Be Concerned?

hi my name is angel byrd im 19 and i went to a heart dr on the 7th of this month he said his coligue found a slight thickning i didnt catch if it was on the wall of my heart or on thickning of a valve of my heart i lost my grandmother from a thickning on the aorta valve when i was 17 i was born with a grade 2 heart mur mur should i be conserned ? he said there was nothing to be worried about and to follow up with him in a year and get a cat scan and run a tread meal can you explain this to me please?
Sat, 16 Feb 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

It is difficult to explain, without further information - the data are not detailed or specific. The possibilities are too many to narrate - a wild goose chase!
An EKG and ECHOcardiogram can be done in a few minutes / and will diagnose immediately / or suggest further approach..
Talk to your physician

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Born With Grade 2 Heart Murmur. Recent Heart Tests Showed Thickening. Should I Be Concerned?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic It is difficult to explain, without further information - the data are not detailed or specific. The possibilities are too many to narrate - a wild goose chase! An EKG and ECHOcardiogram can be done in a few minutes / and will diagnose immediately / or suggest further approach.. Talk to your physician Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck