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Please check my 2D echo report
Good evening doctor,My age is 23 (Male).
From 3 months I m having pain in left chest,right chest and below the ribs...this pai. Lasts for 3-4 seconds usually.
Some times i feel that pain near by heart.
I have heart palpitations...my heart beats normal 70-75 bpm when i am sitting..
When i stand sometimes it beats 100-105 bpm...it happens sometimes..
I went to cardiologist and they said i have acidity and i used tablets for 2 and half months.
I see no change.frm last 3 days i am feeling dizziness while walking and light head ache.
I attached my 2D echo report which is taken before a month.
Doctor said evrything is fine nothing to worry.
But in comments it is MVP TRIVAL MR.
What is that doctor ?? Is there anything to worry about..is that a serious one ??
As of now i am not using any tablets.previously i used etizola beta 0.25mg tablets and esomac 40 for a month.
Please do check the report and say me if anything is serious..and foods that i should avoid.
Thankyou doctor.
MVP is by birth situation in which the left sided mitral valve has extra loose tissue(myxomatous) in one of the leaflet of Mitral valve( Anterior Mitral leaflet) and length is more than usual, bcoz of these structural changes valve closing may not be clean shut as occur with normal valve. This abnormal closing may cause Mitral regurgitation(MR). MVP is structural abnormality diagnosed on 2 D echo and it's Prevalance is 2-4% in general population. In your case this abnormality has almost normal closing of valve and there is only trivial MR which is seen in almost 30 to 50% of normal population also on 2D echo so nothing to worry about.
Next Steps
For the symptoms you have need to consult cardiologist to put you on beta blocker
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