Assertion: heart murmur's heart | /r/CapableOf | murmur in dog
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text: First and foremost, a heart murmur in a dog is not a death sentence.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are caused by the following:
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are extra vibrations or sounds in the heart that come from abnormal blood flow.
text: Not all heart murmurs in dogs result in apparent symptoms.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs can be also caused by a variety of medical conditions.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are graded on a scale of one to six.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs may display themselves physically in different ways.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are not necessarily common but are not unheard of.
text: Systolic heart murmurs in dogs are the most common type of murmur diagnosed in canine population.
text: A diastolic heart murmurs in dogs occur in between beats of the heart when the muscles are relaxed.
text: A heart murmur in dogs can present as strange whooshing noises.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs can be caused by a number of different factors.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs can be caused by many factors including high blood pressure, genetic defects, anemia, any form of cardiovascular disease and blood leakage from valves of the heart.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are simply abnormal swishing sounds produced by the heart.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs can develop at any stage of their life.
text: A heart murmur in dogs is often detected during a standard veterinary visit.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs can be nothing to worry about or a condition that can progressively get worse.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are typically graded on a scale of 1 through 6, with 1 being the quietest and 6 being the loudest.
text: However, most heart murmurs in dogs do indicate that there is an underlying abnormality of the heart.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs are clinically labeled with 6 different levels, and each level is used to indicate the severity of the murmur, the amount of medical intervention needed, and the overall effect on the dog.
text: Heart murmurs in dogs aren’t serious, and are often diagnosed in puppies, disappearing as they get older.
text: Heart murmurs in these dogs may indicate that these dogs have leaky mitral valve (the heart valve in between the left atrium and left ventricle).
text: Heart murmurs in these dogs may indicate that they have a disease called dilated cardiomyopathy (with a subsequent leaky mitral valve).