Suggest Treatment For Trace Mitral Regurgitation, Tricuspid Valve Regurgitation And Pulmonic Valve Insufficiency

I recently had a ultrasound on my heart due to palpitations and feeling very fatigued, extremely sluggish, chest pressure, numbness down my arms at times, and feeling like i could not go for days on end. Hard to breathe, etc. The results of my ultrasound came back saying this: Report Pulmonic Valve: Trace pulmonic valve insufficiency is noted. Pericardium: No evidence of hemodynamically significant pericardial effusion is noted. Venous: The IVC is normal in diameter. Conclusion: Otherwise normal echocardiogram. At the time of interpretation, no previous studies were available for comparison. Summary 1. Estimated Ejection Fraction of 55 to 60%. 2. No tricuspid stenosis. 3. Trace mitral regurgitation. 4. Trace pulmonic valve insufficiency. 5. Trace tricuspid valve regurgitation. I would like to know if all this is normal or something I need to be watching or monitoring?