Kristine Anne Scordo
Abstract
Mitral valve prolapse syndrome, the most common valvular disorder, is associated with symptoms of anxiety, fatigue, palpitations, headaches, chest pain and more. Many non-drug interventions can be employed to alleviate symptoms.
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Mitral valve prolapse syndrome, the most common valvular disorder, is associated with symptoms of anxiety, fatigue, palpitations, headaches, chest pain and more. Many non-drug interventions can be employed to alleviate symptoms.
Key concepts: Palpitations, Mitral valve prolapse, Headaches, Medicine, Chest pain, Anxiety, Cardiology, Internal medicine