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

I've had it happen a few times. A few years back, I began seeing a new GP. In a thick Indian accent, she teased me about my heart being so fast, and asked if I was nervous. Needless to say, I just blushed and couldn't quite find the right words to respond with. More recently, a doctor called my heartbeat "beautiful". Yep, more blushing ensued. As for stomach sounds, that hasn't happened quite as regularly, and I'm seldom stethed on my abdomen anymore. It's quite disappointing, actually.

Anyway, have any related comments been directed at you guys after being stethed by a doctor? I'm curious!

Usually it's to discuss a pathology.

My gynecologist and our family doctor both said I have a good strong heartbeat

Heard from both my GP and Cardiologist that my heartbeat is perfectly normal, haha. But that's about it.

A couple of female doctors commented my fast heartbeat asking why I was so nervous...what a stupid question 😄

Yes, but I have a heart condition. I remember a few months ago, waiting in Emergency, and a nurse called me in and listened to my heart. The beats were very fast, and she was looking concerned, but I have an arrhythmia, where I get pauses in the beats .My heartbeat "stopped" three or four times while she was listening and she pressed the emergency call button. Never so happy for her to have done this, as I went into ventricular tachycardia minutes after. I remember nothing after saying to a doctor "my heart is beating really fast". I woke up in ICU, having been defibrillated twice.

Yes, female doctors commented of my heartbeat when was fast and when normal as well

Mine got lots of comments a few years back when I developed A-fib. Fortunately it was corrected with surgery and now my regular doc and cardiologist comment saying nice and regular- a relief for me considering where it was.

I have respiratory problems and regularly take bronchodilators and maintenance medication. A side effect of these medications is an increased heart rate (my heart rate usually runs 100 - 120) so I have had doctors comment on my heart rate frequently. They comment when it is both faster and slower than my normal rate, they also comment on the rhythm because it remains regular.

After my bowel resection, my surgeon would routinely listen to my abdomen and comment that my bowel sounds were coming back.

The lovely female doctor at one of my company healthcare physicals said to me "you're a little fast this morning..." Cue swooping butterflies in the stomach, etc!

My GP has commented on how fast my heart is - mostly because of white coat syndrome. I'm gonna start going to a different doctor in a couple months.

On one exam doctor has commented my fast heartrate)

One time my gyn said, "Geez calm down, your heart sounds like it's about to beat out of your chest!"

My doctor said "Are you even alive?" My heart beat was so slow.

My GP has commented on how fast my heart is - mostly because of white coat syndrome. I'm gonna start going to a different doctor in a couple months.

I had something similar from an Occupational Health doctor. He listened and simply said "I can tell you don't like doctors".

Oddly enough because I am around them all day the last time I went and the dr listened she said she could tell I definitely have white coat syndrome lol

At every physical exam doctors commented something about my racing heart, how it is beating so fast, how it is tachycardic..

I've had a doctor listen to my abdomen and comment, saying ‘good bowel sounds’.

No, I've never had a doctor commenting my heart sound during auscultation. Maybe because my heart is very quiet anyway, even if I'm in an examination by a real doc at the moment.

No, they usually listen in silence, but then they can comment on the condition of the heart or lungs.

Yep. I have asthma. This new asthma doctor listened to my lungs, then heart. I got a “very good”.

Note, I was 100% clothed while this happened.

This was right after I purchased a stethoscope and I discovered I had a strong heartbeat myself. The “very good” by a medical professional affirmed I have a strong heartbeat. I have anxiety too. Knowing I have a strong heartbeat helps calm that down.

At my last physical my doctor told me I have a small murmur but it wasn’t something to be concerned about yet. 🙊 Oh and he also told me I had the clearest lungs he’d heard all day. 😂😂

Yes, the doctor told me that my heart sounds good and health. But no more

Only once but it was a tech not a doctor. I had an irregular heartbeat (determined to be due to stress) and the doctor had an echo done to make sure everything was okay. My heartrate was elevated due to anxiety at the time and it was pounding hard. The tech noted during the procedure that my heart was quite strong. I was and still do a lot of cycling so the cardio has had a good impact on my heart health.

Not that long ago I had a pre op assessment which involved a nurse listening to my chest and heart. He asked me if I was nervous - I’m guessing the stethoscope made my heart rate race a little. He also said you must do regular exercise. i asked why and he said because you have a really strong heart beat. My heart rate must have increased further as he said wow your heart has sped up a little . It’s very fast - mortified

Mine usually says something to let me know it's normal. Something like “everything sounds good Tamara”.

Oh…..I don't know…Maybe one time, or every time it is auscultated, counted, or my blood pressure measured. Somewhat of a love/hate relationship, I would say….I kinda dig the rush. No, I hate the rush. No…

Only twice. Once after I left a stressful job, she commented it sounded calmer and quieter. The second after I had been advised to double up on antihistamine by the allergist to manage a drug reaction, and primary asked why my heartrate was up. She said don't double up, you're not tolerating it well.

Yes. My primary dr when I went to him for stomach issues. He had a lot on his face like, “what the heck!?” I was worried for a while, but nothing serious.