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Should I Take An Action For Aortic Valve Regurgitation?

hello docter, i indian. i suffering by rheumatic fever in my 16 age. consulted docter and he told take pentids 400 tablet. i continue take tablet upto 2 years .then, not take tablet upto now(19 age) on one year. then , last week i went to docter and checked blood test and echo test. blood is okey docter. but , in echo test, mild mitral valve and aortic valve regurgitation. so, docter told me take pentids 400 tablet in every day in two times. so docter, may i take any further action ?
Mon, 14 Apr 2014
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Hello,
Thank you for asking.
No, at the moment you don't need to do anything else. I suppose that the regurgitation is not surgical now. On this medication further damage to the valves is prevented. You have to be in contact with the cardiologist.
Best regards,
Ermal
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Should I Take An Action For Aortic Valve Regurgitation?

Hello, Thank you for asking. No, at the moment you don t need to do anything else. I suppose that the regurgitation is not surgical now. On this medication further damage to the valves is prevented. You have to be in contact with the cardiologist. Best regards, Ermal