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@marylou78

Hey I'm also female with BAV and ascending aorta 4.2 (plus some valve regurgitation). You're situation sounds really similar to mine. I'm 45 and am just finding out about BAV. I had been complaining to GP for years about some strange symptoms that once I looked them up seem like they might be connective tissue disorders. Pretty sure my Dr just thought I was a hypochondriac. Best wishes in finding answers

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I would recommend you find a cardiologist who specializes in BAVs and Aneurysms, not all of them are and certainly will have way more answers than your GP, it makes a huge difference. I was lucky to find one whose research is all around the topic and is also very focused on the genetic component. He sees me every year since having my aneurysm repaired to check my valve and every 3-4 years gets me a complete boody scan to make sure there are no new ones.