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Could my heart "clicking" be a bad sign?
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Could be: A "click" as heard with a stethoscope can be a sign of mitral valve prolapse (a non-ejection click) or of aortic valve disease, especially a bicuspid aortic valve (an ejection click). I don't think you could possibly hear this without a stethoscope. If you think you do, it's not coming from your heart. Exception: if you've had a valve replacement operation.
Answered 1/4/2016
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