You're welcome. I wish you well going forward.
Ken
Thank you for your response.
Q: " LV and RV systolic function hyperdynamic".
>>>>The right and left ventricles pump blood into the system. The left ventricle has a normal range of output with each heartbeat, and that output is a percentage of the filling capacity of the LV and normal is 50 to 70%. If the output is greater than 70% (hyperdynamic) that could indicate the heart is overcompensating to pump more blood into circulation with each heartbeat. If the high EF is sustained over a period of time, that can weaken the heart. RV is the right ventricle.
Trace, mild, trivial leakage is not considered medically significant.
A fast heart rate is another indication the system is compensating to meet the oxygenated blood demand, and a fast heart rate can cause palpitations. Your beta blocker medication should reduce your heart rate.
Your system may be compensating for a pregnancy, and it may be normal under those circumstances. Or it could be anxiety.
Thanks for your question, and if you have any further questions or comments you are invited to respond. Take care.
Ken