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Deep pain in the heart for 2-3 sec
BmV 2005/2009 AIIMS ,75 kg ,31 Years , 5ft 5 Inch , Male , Recently had ECHO , 1.45 cm2 by plainmetry ,MR Trivial ,1.7 cm2 by PHT ,peak Vol- 1.9 ,MG -6mm Hg ,Trivial MR ,DVI MV -3.2 ,cuspal Separation in Plex -8mm, Tips Calcification + Commissures free of Calcification ,Mild AR , Good LV systolic LVEF -60%,No PH (RVSP-26/14 mm Hg ),Tricuspid Valve Normal (PG -3 ,MG - 2 mm Hg ),No Clot & I feel sudden pain inside heart for 2 -3 sec many time , Metxl 25 BD , Aquazide 12.5 OD, Penidure 12 la
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Dr. Kumar Gaurav Behera
Cardiologist
7 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
As you have underwent bmv twice with current moderate mitral stenosis with trivial mr and normal lv ef and no pulmonary artery hypertension as suggested from the echo you need only 3-6 month follow up echo.Chest pain of 2-3 seconds unlikely of cardiac origin.please continue with the medications and follow up.
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In future you may need redo bmv or mitral valve replacement depending upon the valve morphology and calcification and associated mr
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