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MVP gone?
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MVP gone?
by CeCe__0__0, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By CeCe on May 23, 1999 at 12:53:35
I had been told that I had an innocent murmur. About five years ago I had an echo and the cardiologist told me I had MVP and another valve that leaked. Most doctors do not hear a murmur when listening to my heart. Can I assume that as long as some doctors don't hear anything that the valves are better and therefore I do not need to see the cardiologist any more? I sometimes am extremely short of breath and very fatigued.
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Re: MVP gone? CCF CARDIO MD - DLB 5/23/1999
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I had been told that I had an innocent murmur. About five years ago I had an echo and the cardiologist told me I had MVP and another valve that leaked. Most doctors do not hear a murmur when listening to my heart. Can I assume that as long as some doctors don't hear anything that the valves are better and therefore I do not need to see the cardiologist any more? I sometimes am extremely short of breath and very fatigued.
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Re: MVP gone? CCF CARDIO MD - DLB 5/23/1999
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