Describe your Heart sounds

If you were in the room with someone with your shirt (ladies shirt and bra) off and had your stethoscope on and placed over your Heart, how would you describe the sounds of your valves? If you have a murmur or other Heart related issue please try to describe the sounds. Mine sounds like " ThumPA ThumPA" most of the time but when I am exited it is more of a "BOOMpa BOOMpa" type sound.

Relaxed - pa-pom, pa-pom, pa-pom

Excited (ie stethoscope on chest) - ba-POM, ba-POM, ba-POM

Very excited (ie orgasmic) - BOM-BOM-BOM-BOM-BOM...

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Within normal limits except for a small mitral murmur.

Dupdup. Dupdup. Dupdup :3

I am pretty normal sounding, though my heart rate is usually around 60ish and slower when just resting. When I am masturbating though its not much higher just thumpier. Of course at orgasm (depending on how orgasmic we are talking about) it can be pretty fast!

With my heart it sounds like im always running a marathon

My heart sounds just yours, Witch. Maybe we have a connection 😃

When relaxed, my heart sounds like Dub-DUB, dub-DUB. When excited, it's more like POM POM POM.

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My heart sounds completely different depending on what area of the chest you're listening to. If I'm standing, my heartbeat is usually rapid (~90 bpm) and it's very easy to hear sinus arrythmia as I breathe (along with a slight split of S2). No murmurs or extra sounds though.

When I'm resting my heart rate is pretty controlled at 50-55 bpm, and goes Da-Dum, Da-Dum etc. When I'm excited or after exercise it's much quicker and goes DUM, DUM, DUM, DUM.

I can sometimes hear an S3 gallop when listening to my heart, so in addition to hearing "Lub-dub" there's an extra sound. Almost like an extra "dub" but a little quieter.

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Hmm..I like this, but it's also a hard one! Something like "Barrrap-pff"..^^

Sounds like a rough night consuming extra spicy pizza, if ya follow my drift 😃

Well an S3 gallop in young people and athletes it is a normal phenomenon and should be of no concern. However in the elderly it may indicate the presence of congestive heart failure. or other underlying conditions like Mitral regurgitation, Elevated left atrial and left ventricular filling pressure or in some cases Ventricular septal defect.

It is caused by a sudden deceleration of blood flow into the left ventricle from the left atrium.The third heart sound is a low frequency sound best heard with the bell of the stethoscope pressed lightly on the skin of the chest around the 4th intercostal space on the Lt side of the chest .

All i can say is my own is very slow and steady, lub dub at rest, when stressed for whatever reason it pounds

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Just took a listen over my apex and my heart sounded normal with a noticeable split of s1: baLUB dup baLUB dup baLUB dup about 62bpm. If I took a deep breath in and held it I heard a slight systolic murmur: bLUBssh dup bLUBssh dup bLUBssh dup. I couldn't change font size, but the "ssh" would be much smaller than the S1 and S2 font to indicate a softer sound.

My heart is beating strong but the most time when I am relaxed really slow. I just took my pulse a minute ago and it was at 49 bpm.

I'd want whoever is listening to describe the sound they're hearing in their own words. Everyone hears differently!

It really depends on where I'm holding the stethoscope. My pulmonic valve is the loudest of all my heart valves and very palpable. I haven't listened to my own heart in awhile but everyone who listens to my pulmonic valve says they can hear it beating like this: LUBdub...LUBdub. or one time someone said: THUMPa THUMPa

Right now I'm high on many things so my heart is pounding furiously so it really feels like it sounds like this right now: THUMPTHUMPTHUMP no dub just the S1 cycle of the heart contraction. When I exert myself my heart rhythm changes though and you can easily hear it beating like this: LUBdub...lubdublubdublubdub...LUBdub

Sort of a very quiet gallop. I'm up for sharing if anyone wants to listen btw! I share on Whatsapp, Skype and Hangouts. Skype: shapeshifter0909. ASL - 25, female, USA

My heart is... strikingly normal. Like, it seldom ever skips, ever. Usually only when I'm stressed. My doctors over the years have remarked and how strong and normal and rhythmic it is.

I have a murmur, so instead of lub dub, it sounds like lub swish.

Just a normal lub-dub for me; much stronger after exercise !

When I lie down I hear a murmur in pulmonary, Erb's point and tricuspid area. I hear something like shhhhDub shhhhDub ...

when I sit down I hear LUBDub LUBDub and sometimes a mid-systolic click and I hear laLADub laLADub.