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26, overweight with left-side chest & burning pain & breast sore for 4 months. palpalations almost everyday/all day. ekg, stress test, blood ( troponin i <0.02) and ultrasound normal. how likely am i to have mvp or mitral stenosis? i have bad gerd.

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Dr. Vlad Apostol
Dr. Vlad Apostolanswered
Internal Medicine 12 years experience
Stomach or heart: Valvular heart disease, although possible, is less likely unless other symptoms appear. Seems most cardiac tests have been done to rule in heart problems. To evaluate for valve problems, one would check an echocardiogram (ultrasound of your heart). Are you compliant with your GERD medications? If so, speak with your gastroenterologist for alternative therapy or even titration of your current meds
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