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A member asked:
How common is mild mr, non rheumatic, no prolapse? cardio said prob just born that way and no worries. most drs dont hear a murmur just on echo
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Very common: Hi, This is very common to see and normal not to hear on physical exam. In young patients like yourself who are otherwise healthy with no symptoms of heart disease, there is no need to worry.
Answered 3/25/2022
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