Has a doctor ever commented on your heartbeat/stomach sounds?

I remember only one incident.

Had gone to gastro due to stomach ache.

That time nurse checking vitals saw 109 bpm.

She checked with stethoscope twice…your heartbeat is very fast…why?

I don't know is all I could say

I've had a few comments now and again. With my heart, I've been asked if I do a little if exercise - which I do - as it sounds nice and strong. Also if I'm nervous as it's beating quite fast. No just white coat syndrome!

With my stomach I've been told asked when I last ate "your tummy sounds quite active".

Besides the rare occasions where they actually say something besides "mhm", 99.99% of the time it's just "strong heart" or something to that effect.

I did have a severe case of bronchitis about 9 years ago I guess and went to urgent care to get antibiotics and the doctor was a bit more thorough than I anticipated. he listened to my chest with his stethoscope while sitting and laying down. I remember while laying down, he was listening to my pulmonic area and his stethoscope was bouncing up and down in rhythm with my heart and I had a brief second where we locked eyes kind of, like we were both noticing it at the same time I guess, and he moved the steth to my tricuspid and stayed there for a bit longer...never commented on anything or said why he did it and I never asked. had a cardiophile friend of mine tell me later that he was probably concerned with how loud my pulmonic valve and general area are? not sure of that, obviously...still was a decent short story

After my exam always

Only once has a doctor commented on my heart rate, at a pre-employment medical some years back she asked “are you nervous because your pumping away like a piston engine”.!!

Two nurse practitioners told me that I had a cardiac anomaly. One claimed that it was too slow, another said it was too fast. EKG’s and an exam by a cardiologist, refuted those claims. In my opinion , only a qualified physician should make those comments to a patient.

Some doctors simply said that my heart was beating well.

My sub's a-fib was a big concern for his cardiologist's assistant when she heard it. As months earlier the doctor from his hospital stay for blood clots forgot to say anything about it or send us to cardiology. Needless to say months later he was treated and his heart is beating regularly once again.

*Opinions on that doctor and experience will be kept to myself.

The doctor only mentioned that everything was ok.

The doctor comments on my heart every single time. It’s impossible for him not to—my heart always starts pounding like crazy the moment he listens to it. My blood pressure shoots through the roof, and it feels like my heart is about to burst out of my chest. Last time I went to the doctor, he told me I had tachycardia—my pulse was around 140 while I was just sitting there. My heart is fine otherwise, but the moment I see a stethoscope and it touches my naked chest, it goes wild.

“Your heart sounds great.” lives rent-free in my head ever since my Dr said it to me during a visit following a routine auscultation.

My blood pressure shoots through the roof, and it feels like my heart is about to burst out of my chest. Last time I went to the doctor, he told me I had tachycardia—my pulse was around 140 while I was just sitting there. My heart is fine otherwise, but the moment I see a stethoscope and it touches my naked chest, it goes wild.

I had the same during last cardiological appointment. When I entered nurse office for ECG exam, my heart rate was around 135. Nurse asked me if this is my normal heart rate. I answered no, because I have recovery around 55. I was laying on couch for few minutes and my heart did not want to slow. After few minutes I still had 127 (HR from ECG printout). Nurse also checked my blood pressure. If I remember, BP was 170/110, when my usual is not higher than 110/50. 20 minutes later I went to doctor's office. She said that during auscultation my HR was around 100, but I do not believe in this. I wore smartwatch which displayed around 120. During heart ultrasound she told me that this looks like stress test due to very elevated HR.

I can't recall in a real life exam having the doctor comment on my heartbeat. I would have been super embarrassed if they did for sure.

I remember in EMT and paramedic school classmates commenting on my heart rate being slow (I'm fairly athletic) when we were practicing vital signs and such.

Yesterday she said that my heart 'sounds fine but it is a little fast'. I can't think why lol.

She also stethed my stomach and said 'I hear normal sounds, nothing to worry about there'.

Nothing unusual, only commenting on the speed.