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Hi, Brian, I have 4.2 AAA, I am a male 78 years old , can you advise me. I have sang all my life and am a lead singer in a choir /bass baritone etc. Can I still sing without harming my AAA?
I take the lead role in the choir, we sing all kinds of music Any advice will appreciated and upheld.
Sincere thanks, Dennis McKeith
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Hi sent you a email about my AAA
Dennis McKeith
dennismac@outlook.com
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I wouldn’t let a little 4.2 cm aneurysm stop the music 🙂 Dr. Liang
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Could it be possible there could be a connection with lifelong vocal performance and AAA or AD? My mother had a severe decending AD this last January at 76. Three years after the observation of a small AAA. She is a trained opera/classical singer and has performed all her life. We wonder if it can agrivate a genetically weakened aorta? My uncle just had surgery for a AAA this month after being alerted to the issue because of my Mothers condition.
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I should add that my Mothers ability to sing and regulate the air control has been effected. She did not have surgery and is being medically managed.
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Thank you, Juliet