Physiological regurgitation is dangerous?

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Question
Doctor, I have a sharp pain like a needle in my chest, there are times when I have to hold my breath to calm down before breathing gradually. I went to the doctor, the doctor said it was physiological valve regurgitation. Did the doctor tell you that the disease is dangerous?
Dao Dinh Dong (1984)
Reply
Hello Dinh Dong. I was examined and diagnosed as a physiological (ie not pathological) heart valve regurgitation. So you should monitor your body's symptoms more, if chest pain symptoms persist or there are other abnormalities, you should go back to a cardiologist to be re-evaluated.
Thank you for asking questions to Vinmec.com website. Best regards.
BSCK II Ho Viet Le Diem - General Internal Medicine - Department of Examination & Internal Medicine - Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital

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