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I Have Aortic Stenosis. My Cardiologist Suggests TAVR. However, Before I Can Do This, My Cardiologist Says I Need To Exhibit Chest Pain.

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posted July 11
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Robert, I think that the doctor is telling you that the valve has not narrowed enough to be replaced. I think you should speak to that doctor and get some more information if they are not willing to talk to you, perhaps you should seek a second opinion. I am glad at this point that you are not in pain. Hugs🤗

posted July 12

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