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I accidentally damaged my heart by lifting a 90lbs item using my left hand to put inside a car trunk. From then on I have MVP and regurgitation, tricuspid regurgitation, chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath. I'm only 27. Been suffering for almost a year. Not sure how long I have until its game over.

@@CelestialTrailblazer I’m so sorry to hear that but thank you for sharing

This info should be given to patients the same day the doc makes the diagnosis! I'm a VA patient so all we get is medical gaslighting. 😆 🤣 💀

Same here! I've been asking this question of my own doctors for almost 30 years and getting very vague we don't really know or have enough research type of answers. This information should be available to all patients the same day your doctor informs you that you have BAV!

Hei sir. I have mitral regurgitation but my question is can i liftweight since i have mitral regur?

Do you have any regurgitation?

​@@deadbones23 My understanding is that all patients with BAV have some regurgitation - it's just a matter of how severe that regurgitation is.

I was told the same, I also have MVP and all the symptoms related to that… but is being really hard to ignore the symptoms, sometimes I feel so weak, and the symptoms are so strong that I ended calling emergency. At this point I don’t really know what is going on with me.

How do you know that you are MR? Since you dont get echo for tht diagnosis.. but actually sometimes doctor really ignorance even though using futher exam is not tht difficult.

@@classicalexpert By MR do you mean Mitral Regurgitation ? Then yes, I've been diagnosed with both Mitral and Tricuspid regurgitation along with Mitral Valve Prolapse based on a heart ultra sound.

Same boat! Now I been in the military for 7 years. Did being deployed to burn pit areas cause this? I don't smoke…

Same question here! ☝☝

My personal experience is 6 years of slow and patient progress and I'm quite content with my gains. I'm post-Ross male 190cm and 88kg

@@feras8779 Thanks for the reply and congrats! 👍

Stop light weights only life more important than 5kg of muscle

I m just wondering if i got my MR because my hard training when i was in routine schedule for military test

@@classicalexpert I don't think it is a coincidence that when you hear, trained athletes suddenly die and they are young, healthy and fit with zero pre-existing condition. Our heart is very fragile. I believe we can definitely affect the heart negatively when we put a lot of stress on it through high intensity training, high intensity physical activities, heavy weightlifting, running etc. That's also the reason why you see most bodybuilders die in their 40's from heart-related problems. Our heart can only tolerate so much to a certain extent and it varies from person to person. During my younger days, when I was 15 and 16 years old, I had so much energy and strength to do crazy things. Drinking coffee daily and over training and doing heavy weightlifting because I enjoyed bodybuilding /weightlifting in general. I put a lot of stress on my heart without even realizing the long-term consequences. I guess you can do those things at that age because your organs are at their prime level.

@@CelestialTrailblazer yeah everybody is different there is people can tolerate with high intensity training but nothing happens but there is some people too can gets the damage.. but know your body don't push too much if you can't i think it's the key.

Did you happen to get a certain experimental shot the around the same time of your sudden heart issues?

@@ghostcircuitry Bro, that's long before they had any shots.