What the doctor said it was not so good.
Today I went to the doctor with mom.
She was worried of the fact that I always feel tired and it's been like 4 days that I have this sort of brick on my chest which doesn't allow me to breathe well. So we wanted to have a total checkup to see what's going on in me: why I can't sleep, why I don't have strenght or energy and stuff.
So now I got prescriptions for all kinds of exams, from eyes to blood analysis.
The worst thing is, I also have to do an echocardiogram.
The doctor said that when listening to my heartbeat, he could hear a cardiac murmur and he wanted to check it.
Don't know why but he also said something about a possible "prolapse of the mitral valve".
Just check here to see what it's about:
"If you have mitral valve prolapse, the flaps of the valve don't work well. One of the flaps moves back into the atrium when the heart beats. This can let blood flow from the ventricle back into the atrium."
I don't like it.
She was worried of the fact that I always feel tired and it's been like 4 days that I have this sort of brick on my chest which doesn't allow me to breathe well. So we wanted to have a total checkup to see what's going on in me: why I can't sleep, why I don't have strenght or energy and stuff.
So now I got prescriptions for all kinds of exams, from eyes to blood analysis.
The worst thing is, I also have to do an echocardiogram.
The doctor said that when listening to my heartbeat, he could hear a cardiac murmur and he wanted to check it.
Don't know why but he also said something about a possible "prolapse of the mitral valve".
Just check here to see what it's about:
"If you have mitral valve prolapse, the flaps of the valve don't work well. One of the flaps moves back into the atrium when the heart beats. This can let blood flow from the ventricle back into the atrium."
I don't like it.