jociemiller
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Hi!
When I was about 13 I went to a pediatric heart doctor and got an echocardiogram of my heart and the doctor said I have MTR (mild tricuspid regurgitation). Does anyone know if this is disqualifying? I’ve read online that it is fairly common and usually causes no issues. I have had no problems with my heart and I don’t even know what prompted me to get the echocardiogram in the first place. All I have to document this doctors visit is a picture of my heart with some numbers and illegible writing (to me at least) on the back. Should I bring this to my medical exam?
Thanks
When I was about 13 I went to a pediatric heart doctor and got an echocardiogram of my heart and the doctor said I have MTR (mild tricuspid regurgitation). Does anyone know if this is disqualifying? I’ve read online that it is fairly common and usually causes no issues. I have had no problems with my heart and I don’t even know what prompted me to get the echocardiogram in the first place. All I have to document this doctors visit is a picture of my heart with some numbers and illegible writing (to me at least) on the back. Should I bring this to my medical exam?
Thanks