Hi and thanks for the query, It is not unusual to observe murmurs in adults who are clinically ok. Not all murmurs are pathological or signify disease. Specific characteristics of the murmur like the intensity, the site, the spread and aggravating or relieving factors are usually taken into consideration during the clinical review. I advice to my patients to remain calm, especially if the past medical history is not remarkable,or in case no family member has ever had issues with the heart. The blood pressure is important to be precised to exclude hypertension. However, a chest X ray, an EKG including a cardiac ultrasound if needed (based on physical examination by your doctor) should be sufficient to make an appropriate diagnosis and draw up a good management plan. The opinion of an internist could be of much help. thanks and hope this helps as I wish you the best of health. Kind regards. Bain LE, MD.