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My primary dr. heard murmur and thought mvp (no click, just murmur). echo came back normal. went to cardiologist and said it sounded innocent. i'm ok?
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Yes: If echo shows no prolapse or significant amount if mitral regurgitation, you should be fine.
Answered 8/24/2013
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Echocardiogram : Trumps physical examination when it comes to murmurs...Good news!
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