Does mild pulmonic regurgitation mean Possible pulmonary hypertension? Echo results are in

I’m literallly confused about my echo results. To give everyone a brief run down
I have
Normal aortic root
Normal trileaflet aortic valve
Normal left atrium
Normal mitral valve
Mild mitral regurgitation
Normal left ventricular function.
Normal left ventricular Internal dimensions and wall thickness
Normal right atrium.
Normal right ventricular size and function
Mild tricuspid regurgitation
Mild pulmonic regurgitation
Normal pericardium with no pericardial effusion

Based on TR jet velocity, RVSP is within normal limits, but it doesn’t show my IVC numbers

I’m confused and afraid of possibly having pulmonary hypertension. I do have a rbbb on my EKG but my cardiologist says not to worry about it. My stress test was normal too, but I know pulmonary hypotension cause pulmonic regurgitation. My doctor brushes it off but I have a strange feeling. I’m going for a second option this coming tuesday

Post Edited (Tookiesmalls82) : 9/27/2018 11:10:50 PM (GMT-6)

I saw your post & from what I read at the Mayo Clinic’s website mild pulmonic regurg is not anything life threatening & they do not treat it. I suggest you go their site & read there.

Perhaps with a 2nd opinion on this it will give you peace of mind. Take care.