Echocardiogram done and don't know what it means.

[Mama_martino]

I had an Echocardiogram done and got the results from the Hospital but I don't have a Doctor to explain it to me. If anyone can help me that would be great. I obviously am not interested in things that are normal but the ones that are at the border or above I have put a star beside.
                                     (normals)
Ao root diam:    3.0cm    (2.0-3.7cm)
ACS:                     1.8cm    (1.5-2.6cm)
*LA dimension: 4.0cm   (1.9-4.0cm)
RVDd:                  2.6cm   (0.9-2.8cm)
FS:                        35.5%   (25-45%)
*EF(Tiech):         64.7%   (55-65%)
*IVSd:                  1.2cm   (0.7-1.2cm)
LVPWd:               1.0cm   (0.7-1.2cm)
LVIDd:                  4.6cm   (3.7-5.5cm)
LVIDs:                  3.0cm   (2.2-3.8cm)

I don't know what the normals are for the area below.
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MMode/2D Measurements
EDV(Teich): 98.1ml
ESV(Teich): 34.6ml
EPSS: 0.37cm

Doppler Measurements
MV E max vel: 81.9cm/sec
MV A max vel: 52.8cm/sec
MV E/A: 1.6
MV dec time: 0.19sec
Ao V2 max: 148.0cm/sec
Ao max PG: 8.8mmHg
LV V1 max PG: 3.9 mmHg
LV V1 max: 99.2cm/sec

PA V2 max: 93.7cm/sec
PA max PG: 3.5mmHg
TR max vel: 232.1cm/sec
TR max PG: 18.8mmHg

Atria: The left atrial size is at the upper peak limits of normal.

Tricuspid valve: There is a mild tricuspid regurgitation, peak right ventricular pressure is at 25mmHg.

[skipolot]

Is am IVSd concerning with a 1.29 cm reading. Can gaining weight make that increase just curious as y that has increased on mine

[CCF CCF]

This is essentially a normal echocardiogram.  The starred numbers you have are also all normal.  The ejection fraction is excellent being in the 60's.  The LA dimension is the size of the left atrium which is just at the border of normal.  There are many reasons to have an enlarged LA, but even a mildly enlarged LA is not concerning.  The IVSd is the septal thickness which is still within normal limits.  Even if it is a little bit thick, this is still not concerning.  The septum and left ventricular wall may become thick with time if a patient has hypertension.