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Should the occasional pain from mytrovalve prolapse be of concern?
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Usually not: Mitral valve prolapse can cause atypical chest pains which are usually harmless.
Answered 3/4/2012
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Resting heart rate around 53 bpm. PCP says this is ok.Passed stress test, EKG ok.Slight mitral valve prolapse.Is this a concern? Worried!!!
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