MVP Diagnosis: Severity and Treatment

I'm 21 and I was diagnosed with mitral valve regurgitation at around 16. I had always been told that I had an innocent heart murmur by doctors but found out what it actually was when I went to a pop up free clinic. Was told it was nothing to worry about. I got a fit bit this year and discovered the HRV calculator. Mine seems to be ridiculous low. On average around 23ms. I am curious if this is because of the murmur.

I was diagnosed three years ago in my 30s. Mild symptoms. Started in lockdown feeling like i am going to faint while my heart was palpitating. I have cut out caffeine from my diet and since have barely to no symptoms at all. Still drink coffee because i love it but decaf.

I’m 19 and I was diagnosed at 13. It was super mild and caught by accidental. It’s gotten a lot worse. Just recently had to be in hospital and have been put on beta blockers (propranolol) and am awaiting catheter ablation. Never used to have any symptoms but now I get resting heart rates of 130-150 and constant ectopic beats

I've had 2 open heart surgeries and defibrillator implantation I have PVCs or premature ventricular contractions and I'm on medications for that and blood pressure I take aspirin and metoprolol

Mild and diagnosed at a month old I've been dealing with it since birth as it started with truncus arteriosus coarctation of the Aortic Valve and I had 2 holes in my heart. I was basically born blue and doctors had to take me and do surgery at a month old they sent me home I was born blue and no one back in the 90s thought hey maybe this baby has a heart condition that can kill her.

Yes, diagnosed over 45 or more yrs ago, it's mild to moderate, I don't take meds by choice, until I'm Symptomatic

Mild, diagnosed in my 20s at college, no surgery or other treatment. My dentists don’t even see a need to prescribe antibiotics prior to cleanings and procedures, but that might be obsolete advice by now for me.