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Air Bubble in Left Ventricle of Heart ?
I have a 'bubble' in the middle wall of my heart, more onto the left ventricle, and I tried to do research but cannot find anything on it, is it anything serious, because I have been having symptoms that have been sending me to emergency quite regurarly.? I am awaiting to see a cardiologist but would like to see if there is anything I can find out before then ,?
I recommend you visit our heart forums, there are a lot of helpful folks that will be able to answer your question better.
Good luck.
Good luck.
How do you know that you have that "bubble" if you have not seen a cardiologist yet?
Assuming that you have see an image and it is in the middle wall (septum), I do not think it is air, it could be an hypertrophy of the left ventricle or an aneurysm of the septum.
Jesus.
Assuming that you have see an image and it is in the middle wall (septum), I do not think it is air, it could be an hypertrophy of the left ventricle or an aneurysm of the septum.
Jesus.
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