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Diagnosis: Mitral Regurgitation, Tricuspid Regurgitation

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2 weeks ago (May 27, 2026)
Hi Melinda , how are you doing? I hope fine.😊
Hi Fidel. So nice to hear from you. I am coming along. Not checking my heart rate and bp a hundred times a day - maybe 10 lol. Finally been to the hospital to get an echo and the results were wonderful. I only have trace regurgitation in the mitral... Read more.
Melinda, I'm very glad hearing your news. I have as well a mild regurgitation in tricuspid and aortic valves but I think that it is a small luggage that one can bear. I have also to go to the dentist in June to have my teeth yearly cleaning and have... Read more.
Thanks Fidel !!! Went to dentist today. You are a busy man !! Great to hear you are doing well. Have a great hike this Saturday.
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3 months ago (March 13, 2026)
Melinda. Happy to see you are improving. Lets face it, you tend to be anxious , others not. I think i fall someplace in the middle. I was a tad nervous just before my echo this week, especially after reading the re repair article Adam sent out. Let me tell... Read more.
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Well, my appt. Was a good one. He cut my amlodipine in half so we will see in time how my bp remains. Kept metropolol at current levels. He read my portal questions up front so he gets to live another year as my doctor.
Richard, I really am so happy you are doing well :) I do wish my Drs came more prepared for apts. You are so right about them not being ready or going over things in depth before my apts. Wishing everyone a beautiful Friday the 13th šŸ˜‰ Just had to... Read more.
Oh dear Richard, so great to hear this post of your recent appointment . Congratulations and glad you will keep this doctor for another year. šŸ™
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5 months ago (January 6, 2026)
Nice to hear your new cardiologist is a plus. Going back to work is huge. Keeps your mind occupied on something besides your heart. Also once you are back in the grind, you will no longer expect every little twinge to be the end of the world.
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