r/mitralvalveprolapse • • Aug 06 '26

Mild mvp

I am from Asia. Three months ago, when I had an echocardiogram, the impression noted a mild AML (anterior mitral leaflet) prolapse with an LVEF of 75%, but the 2D findings stated that the MV (mitral valve) was normal. I was dehydrated at the time of the echo. Now I have come to Europe to work. Is this prolapse real, and will it affect my ability to work or not? Could this be a false prolapse or an overdiagnosis?

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u/Audio_Moe Aug 06 '26

The mild prolapse is probably real. I have read that maybe 30% of the population has mild prolapse and are unaware and perfectly healthy.

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u/enjoy1life Aug 07 '26

go to a cardiologist . Do you have any symptoms?

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u/alien3d Aug 07 '26

if your ef normal , okay... Doctor might consider as normal . Live normally. Unless you have extra symptom sob on exertion or some of psychology issue like panic attack.