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I've diagnosised by mvp. i've panting when i get up or going up stairs. are these relevant to my heart mvp?(or even regurgitation)
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Possible: It is possible that your symptoms are related to mvp, if regurgitation occurs with exercise. Discuss with your cardiologist to consider exercise echo to assess your mitral valve after exercise.
Answered 11/9/2013
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MVP: You need to get follow-up echo to assess valvular function and severeity of regurgitation and lv systolic function. If there is significant drop then your symptoms could be from heart.
Answered 11/9/2013
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