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