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Chest discomfort and shortness of breath
I have tricuspid prolapse, Mitro valve prolape, a incomplete right bundle branch block, A very inconsistent heart rate, A lot of palpitations, very great amounts of pressure in my head at times, I can't hardly walk without lossing my breath, I've thought it was mental I had a full check in for three weeks and was discharged without it a mental disorder and my local er will not help. I have a very young daughter I'm so afraid of losing is there anyone that will please help me it might be to late
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Hi. Tricuspid valve prolapse can lead to palpitations. There can be undue strain on the heart leading to rhythm disturbances because of which you may be having the inconsistent heart rates. I am presuming you have not consulted a cardiologist because I think you should be put on Beta Blockers and a couple of medications. Unfortunately, this may be happening time and again because of the underlying disease that you have. I would suggest that you take the opinion of a cardiologist/cardiothoracic surgeon about operative intervention ​because if left untreated, TV prolapse will have a negative outcome on your heart. In case you need further help, you can go to my profile and book an online consult and I will be happy to help.
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