every thing on echo scan normal but this. UP till i found out, i was very fit going the gym playing football ect, my resting heart rate is 45 bp
Q: i have a bicuspid aorta normal function nothing wrong with it at all. but i get too scared to do exercise and have a fear or dropping dead.. is it possible to live a normal life with this? im 27 male
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4/12/11 10:57pm
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Well they say every thing is fine. But im having trouble beliving them. Is it possible to have nothing wrong with it? i only seem to read bad things about this condition..... can an echo appear to show a bicuspid valve when really its tricuspid