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Would've a doctor have heard if something was up with my heart by listening to it?
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Abnormal sounds: Hi Matthew! Abnormal sounds that can be heard on a heart exam include an abnormal rate (too fast or too slow), abnormal rhythm (irregular) or murmurs ("swooshing" sounds in-between heart beats that could be normal or abnormal, and may need further workup).
Answered 5/16/2016
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