Mitral valve prolapse is usually benign, nonprogressive, and does not cause symptoms.  On occasion, the patient with MVP may develop the sensation that their heart is racing (palpitations).  There is also believed to be a higher than normal percentage of patients that have anxiety or panic disorders along with MVP.  The mild mitral and tricuspid regurgitation don’t significantly increase the risk of developing problems, except that antibiotics may be needed prior to some dental and medical procedures to ensure that the valve does not get infected.  Your primary doctor should be able to handle this condition, unless significant mitral regurgitation develops.