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A 46-year-old female asked:

Diagnosed with mild mitral valve prolapse, mild regurgitation and mild murmur. can this cause fatigue and produce chest pains? wants echo every 2 yr

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Dr. Rishi Vohoraanswered

Cardiology 21 years experience

No: No, it can't. In fact with mild mitral regurgitation you may be able to go longer before a repeat echo.

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My doctor suspects I have Lupus and sent me for an echo. Results normal except for "anterior mitral valve leaflet is long and slightly thickened". No prolapse or regurgitation. What would cause long/thickened leaflet? Lupus or something else? Thanks?

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Earlier today my heart was at 140 bpm with minimal activity. My hands were shaking,felt weak and was sweating. I have mitral valve prolapse and regurgitation. Take Corlanor for tachycardia. What could have caused this? I have been tired since?

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