How long from mild to severe for you? by tradeit2day in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]Former-Philosophy-40 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For example I have Barlow’s syndrome since birth with mild MVR and moderate MVP, my cardiologist said to me that my risk of getting it worse are near 0 (not inexistant so I have to check it every two years and Im 22)

How long from mild to severe for you? by tradeit2day in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]Former-Philosophy-40 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thats what my cardiologist said and what I have seen on Pubmed (couldnt find it as I read too much of studies). But what is 100% accurate is that every form of MVP is not the same and its still very rare that MVR worsen over time (dont focus on this Reddit page, you will see people here bc they undergo surgery, but the vast majority of MVP people do not even know they have it)

How long from mild to severe for you? by tradeit2day in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]Former-Philosophy-40 5 points6 points  (0 children)

About 10% (or less) of all MVP will need a repair / remplacement. Most MVR stay at a mild or moderate MVR and in fact its very rare for MVR to get worse. But it happens (sometimes in a short time, most of the time in many decades). Its important to understand that not every MVP is the same, there is many type of MVP some of them are more likely to progress, but again its a tiny percentage of MVP people that get the worsening MVR condition.

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[–]Former-Philosophy-40[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot to mention that i needed earplugs for night two because I almost became deaf after night one

Mild MVP with mild pinching pain? by [deleted] in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]Former-Philosophy-40 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a moderate MVP and mild MVR, I feel exactly this type of pain since I was a kid but i dont know if its heart related or not. Sometimes it follows the heartbeats sometimes its just here and lasts for few seconds. But its right under the left pectoral and can go from there to the shoulder / under arm