The<unk>  is a harmless finding that does not suggest any medical disorder. In most cases,<unk>  disappears around adolescence without medical intervention. However, families are often anxious when told their child has a heart murmur. Parents of children diagnosed with<unk>  may experience significantly greater anxiety than the children themselves. In a study conducted on the families impacted by<unk> , the parents were worried about a variety of issues. Their concerns included: the need for medicine (49%), facing sports restrictions (41%), the need for heart surgery (29%), other offspring also having<unk>  (20%), and early death (13%). Mothers worried that they did something during pregnancy that caused the murmur (19%). Even after being reassured by the child's physician, 17% of parents were<unk>  anxious. After hearing from a cardiologist that the children would be fine, only 7% of the parents were<unk>  nervous.
Still's murmur
Austin Flint murmur
Carey Coombs murmur
Graham Steell murmur
Third heart sound
Heart click
Cabot–Locke murmur
Grand Rounds