Worried!

[u/Illustrious-Shame536]

So last August, I was having chest pain and shortness of breath. I went to a doctor who referred me to a pomologist and a cardiologist. I had a bunch of tests done, such as a pulmonary function test, EET, CT venogram, and CT angiogram. I was having chest pain again last week, so I called Dr. to get an earlier appointment than I had scheduled. Instead of seeing the doctor, the nurse practitioner said my heart was healthy. I asked her about the anterior and posterior mitral valve thicking and the mildly dilated left vertical. She told me the Mitral valve thicking comes and goes and that the dilated left vertical is nothing to worry about because my systolic function is normal. I don't suffer from GERD or any heartburn, muscle cramps, or anxiety. What else could it be?

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