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What Causes Dizziness While Suffering From Heart Murmur?

my boyfriend has a heart murmur since he was born we have been together for 4 years and in that time he has been experiencing dizziness sweaty palms anxiety around to much people and he can not move at that time because he says thats he is going to fall down can it be a hear condition?
Thu, 2 Mar 2017
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Hello
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I appreciate your for asking your query.
Understand the cardiac murmer is the sound during the heartbeat.
The condition may be congenital or may be develop later.
it may or may not be harmless but one need to take followup to make sure the murmer is not leading to develop any heart condition. any positive finding indicate that the valve is damaging.
I would suggest you to visit your cardiologist for routine examination and his opinion so that assessment can be done and in case of any finding treatment can be initiated.
Delay in treatment may lead to some serious damage.


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What Causes Dizziness While Suffering From Heart Murmur?

Hello Welcome to Health care magic I appreciate your for asking your query. Understand the cardiac murmer is the sound during the heartbeat. The condition may be congenital or may be develop later. it may or may not be harmless but one need to take followup to make sure the murmer is not leading to develop any heart condition. any positive finding indicate that the valve is damaging. I would suggest you to visit your cardiologist for routine examination and his opinion so that assessment can be done and in case of any finding treatment can be initiated. Delay in treatment may lead to some serious damage. Thanks Dr Ratnesh