With ischemia (st-depression) would one's heart sound like a continuous motor rumble in one's body?
I have recently been told I might have this, a stress test confirmed it initially. As I am waiting for more tests, I've noticed that when I lay down my heart sounds like a continuous low rumble noise, and a hertbeat sound on top of that. What would cause this and is this part of the ischemia problem?
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- Make sure it is actually your heart and not your lungs, ears, or something else. Otherwise, talk to your doctor/cardiologist and listen to what he/she has to say. Hearing a murmur without the aid of a stethoscope is not good. Good luck.
- In a confirmed Ischemic heart disease, this can happen if you have a pre-existing valve problem or a mitral valve prolapse occuring due to the ischemic episode. Otherwise it is generally psychological.
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