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aortical insufficancy
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aortical insufficancy

by andrew-brown, Apr 08, 1999 12:00AM
  I have a Question concerning aortical insufficancy.I have been told i have mild/moderate AI
  my question to you is what can i do to prevent this desease increasing.what things can i do with regards to excercise
  and what things should i stay away from doing.im 20 years old 6'1" 175lbs. and am very active .
  any information would be helpfull on this desease becouse my doctors dont seem to wanna talk about it alot
  i wanna know everything i can on this subject to increase my quality of life any help you can give would be greatly appreciated

by Cleveland Clinic, MD, Apr 08, 1999 12:00AM

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Dear Andrew,
Thank you for your question. Have your doctors told you the cause of your AI?
I hope you find this information useful.  Information provided in the heart forum is for general purposes only.  Only your physician can provide specific diagnoses and therapies.  Please feel free to write back with additional questions.
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