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Went for a second opinion today . cardiologist said i have a heart murmer . i'm 27 is that ok to have ? echo normal no leaky valves .
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Well...: A normal Echo (if carefully read by a certified cardiologist) pretty much rules out any serious valve disease. One can still hear a murmur on occasion, which is not significant. This can happen in people that are thin, or sometimes in people that are anemic. Please do not worry, this is likely "normal"
Answered 7/7/2014
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