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Heart valve questions
by Randy01, Sep 05, 2009 06:16PM
I am a 28 year old male that discovered during an echocardiogram, a few things may be amiss. I had the echocardiogram to rule out endocarditis, however, it was discovered that my tircuspid and mitral valves have mild regurgitation. Also, it was indicated that the mitral valve showed a slight thickening. I have never had any heart problems and do not have a heart murmer. What signifigance do these findings have ?
Thank you,
Randy
Thank you,
Randy
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things are going. You probably don't even realise there is a problem. I have to ask though, what was the reason for the echo in the first place?