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I don't know what they mean by abnormal QRS based on the settings in the machine? An abnormal QRS could have many underlying causes including heart block. Also, the murmur is a sound, but the severity of the murmur isn't listed. You don't say if you have any symptoms. You are dealing with the weight issue, but the stress is just as high in risk.

For some insight to heart murmur: A heart murmur is actually a blood flow analysis and a sound that is heard when the valves in your heart fail to close properly. There can be many conditions for cause (temporary,treatable) and some permanent. But common symptoms of a heart murmur are shortness of breath, swelling, cyanosis, dizziness, and fatigue.

Shortness of breath, feeling faint, frequent urination, swollen feet and ankles, fatigue, heart murmur, chest pain, dizziness, heart palpitations are all symptoms of a leaky valve. If left untreated it can damage all the chambers of the heart or cause enlargement of the heart. I recommend you see your doctor and get a referral to a Cardiologist so the tests can be run to determine the severity of your leaky valve.

I've had a murmur for decades and never experienced any heart pain.

I happened to notice what I perceived as a very loud murmur in (i believe) the first heart sound over the region of the right atrium/tricuspid area, center of the chest and slightly to the left. It's only present though when my heart feels like it's overcompensating, it is very loud and there is an obvious lub-wooosh to be heard even with a $20 stethoscope.

I'm a 19 year old female. The other day (approximately 3 days ago) I was working out at my crossfit gym. I got off the rowing machine from a somewhat intense rowing session. I felt fine but then as I sat down, I started to get dizzy. My vision completely blurred, I couldn't see straight or even make out faces. In addition, my lips and finger nails turned blue, my face completely pale, I had trouble breathing, and my hands numb.

When I was a small child - I was told I had a heart murmur and i would grow out of it. I am now 43. Can car accident trauma cause a heart murmur? My blood pressure was also high. 117/98 - it's never been that high.

Also there is alot of variability in resting heart rates for example athletes sometimes have heart rate of 50 beats per minute whereas unfit people can be up around 80-100 beats per minute. If some of this seems to fit your description of things I recommend relaxation techniques or meditation. Or if it continues for the next week go to your doctor again and tell him this is what your feeling and he'll be able to make diagnosis.

As your dog ages, all muscles in the body may become less toned. This reduction in tone includes the heart. The murmur may increase with age. Your best bet for prognosis is to eventually have a cardiac workup including echocardiogram, EKG, chest X-Rays, and bloodwork. Heart medications, if necessary are very effective and some can even help to prevent further deterioration.

"Hi, my grandson who has gone for his regular check up has been diagnosed with a heart murmur. This a worry to us. Can anyone tell us what this is and what will have to be done. Thank you very much. " by dolfnlvr It depends. Heart murmurs occur when a valve does not close all the way and some blood can rush backward during a heart beat. It's called regurgitation (just like the regular regurgitation).

t see any relationship/connection between bypass surgery and development of a heart murmur, which I believe is due either to one or move valves for to a breakthrough somehow between chambers. I also believe most cases of heart murmur and benign, and do not require any treatment or medications... I do not have a murmur so I am speaking form what I have read, not from experience.

My question is how often do I need to have my heart and valves closely checked? I have had no other symptoms other than the heart murmur, which is only caught occassionly. Do I need to make this part of my annual physical, or should it be done more/less often?

I can sometimes describe these weird feelings like a constant flow... from my heart, or like very rapid beating of my heart, really vague beatings but they feel like 10 times a second. I know it doesn't do that, i check it, but that's about the way it feels at times. Although i'm not sure, i think i could call it a " hear murmur ". Sometimes, when i try to fall asleep, and usually when i'm about to fall asleep, i think it's this same feeling that jolts me awake.

Murmurs may also be the result of various problems, such as narrowing or leaking of valves, or the presence of passages between chambers of the heart. Elevated blood pressure may not be related to the murmur. The next step in the evaluation of a murmur is often an echocardiogram, which is an ultrasound of the heart. Please discuss this test with your doctor. Your doctor may also be able to give you more information about the murmur.

Will the heart murmur go away? Also, I play Rugby, will the heart murmur interfere with Rugby? Thank you for your time.

I was diagnosed with a heart murmur as a youngster. I still have it at age 74. I have a lot of heart trouble unrelated to the murmur, but that is a separate issue. I played football, was a AAU boxer and wrestled. Sometimes, the murmur needs fixing, but it is now days a very safe procedure. I'd just listen to your doctors. You will be just fine.

Murmurs can also be caused by heart valves, where should not have been touched by the ablation, I believe. Most of the time, to my knowledge, there are no symptoms with a murmur other than sound heard in a stethoscope. Bottom line, talk with your cardiologist before you assume too much about the murmur statement.

I recently had a pre-op physical and the Dr. not my normal Dr. picked up a heart murmur. I have had a history of SVT and on Atenalol.

HI, I'm 23 years old and i was born with a heart murmur. I was told i had to stay for i "think" about a month in the hospital till it closed up. well i started having problems with it at about 9-10 years old. so i was taken to some doctor who said he was able to detect it. my dad informed the doctor i had gotten scarlet fever when i was a little younger, and so the doctor said that prob. caused it to open up again.

s where they put the gel on your chest and run the hand held gizmo over your heart area to see the valves and chambers of your heart. They can make sure the heart size and valves are in good condition. I've had a heart murmur all my life (I'm old at 55), 2 of my three kids have heart murmurs but they're fine. Some heart murmurs are nothing more than a little bit of noise that's made when the heart pumps. It doesn't always indicate a problem.

m not so sure about the heart murmur, but the rest of it is part of hypothyroidism. I have a mild heart valve prolapse (a leaky valve), but I'm not sure exactly what a heart murmur is. An anti-anxiety medication would help with your other symptoms. I'm taking Alprazolam, and it has helped quite a bit. Low Ferritin levels are also common. I forget what supplement you need to treat that.

I never had this before, It Happened few times in a month, I feel what it could an heart murmur; a turbulence around the heart area after each heartbeat, like whooshing noise, like if you were to flick one drum with a finger. It also seems that when I have this I can hear less the "dub lub" sound of the heart when beating. Happens after I exercise only, the first time that happened I was exerting quite a lot (running) as soon as I rest from the exercises, the murmur comes up.

hi, im 24 and recently found out i have a systolic heart murmur. i know what a heart murmur is, but im not really sure what it means for me. is it something i should worry about? iv had an ecg done and i havnt got the results yet but i think it looked like it was reg sinus rhythm.

He examined me and was concerned about the sound of my heart and said he heart what was a systolic heart murmur. He sent me for a chest X-ray, which I have had and am awaiting results. The cough has improved a little after four days of antibiotics but it's still wheezy and it hurts/aches to take in deep breaths on the right side of back just under my shoulder blades. So, I'm turning into a hypochondriac. Anyone know what this is???? Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

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