"The conventional answer is no, that it needs to be monitored, and if it ever gets large enough to pose a substantial risk to your health, then you will need surgical intervention. An enlarged aorta tends to slowly get larger over time. ..."
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"Coverage of pre-existing conditions usually depends on the date you were medically diagnosed with the condition. The insurance company determines that by doing a review of your medical records. For insurance purposes, you generally are..."
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Loved you post in MH Suggestions!
I hate the new format too. Whenever it comes up, I keep signing out and in again until I get the original one.
But I'm dreading the day when the original one is completely discontinued, because the new one in so inconvenient and unpleasant that I have minimal interest in using it.
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