Venous Diversion
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Oct 2018
3:44pm, 8 Oct 2018
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zp
Hello, My GP has just called to tell me she’s referring me for an echocardiogram due to signs of venous diversion on a chest X-ray. Has anyone experienced this? I was a bit taken aback by the call so forgot to ask any questions and Google looks a bit terrifying. Can I still run? Should I be worried? Thanks 
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Oct 2018
4:11pm, 8 Oct 2018
5,030 posts
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Dooogs
Eek. Nothing constructive to say except fingers crossed that the ECG gives good news. I just came on here to say that "Venous Diversion" sounds like either a prog rock band or a Profanisaurus entry. |
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Oct 2018
7:45pm, 8 Oct 2018
399 posts
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zp
Thanks Dooogs, gave me a giggle Feeling much less alarmed after some time to process. Doc thinks it’ll be a couple of months before they get round to ECG so might as well carry as normal. Clearly nothing to be too alarmed by. |
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