Just for the sake of accuracy which is vital in medicine I'll add my 2 cents here -- and I understand people here are not necessarily seeking concrete medical advises (or they've been lead to the Moon several times already):
----如果这个心脏科大夫什么都不写,我估计超声科很有可能什么查不出。this can't be further away from the truth, at least when regurgitation is concerned which is the topic here. Do you know how it is done? When you do Doppler across the valves, the blood flow direction is color coded: to the transducer is coded red and blue away to the transducer. So if there is or is not regurg then it will show up on the display. If you know this, you wouldn't make your above statement. BTW, who cares if there is only mild regurg if the EF is normal and there is no symptom and no cardiomyopathy?
----我的建议,如果可行的话,去更权威一点的医院,看心脏专科。By the way, you can't just go to a 权威一点的医院 looking for 心脏专科, in US, that is. You can find the cardiologist in that 权威一点的医院 and ask to see if they still take new patients, just FYI.
----如果这个心脏科大夫什么都不写,我估计超声科很有可能什么查不出。this can't be further away from the truth, at least when regurgitation is concerned which is the topic here. Do you know how it is done? When you do Doppler across the valves, the blood flow direction is color coded: to the transducer is coded red and blue away to the transducer. So if there is or is not regurg then it will show up on the display. If you know this, you wouldn't make your above statement. BTW, who cares if there is only mild regurg if the EF is normal and there is no symptom and no cardiomyopathy?
----我的建议,如果可行的话,去更权威一点的医院,看心脏专科。By the way, you can't just go to a 权威一点的医院 looking for 心脏专科, in US, that is. You can find the cardiologist in that 权威一点的医院 and ask to see if they still take new patients, just FYI.