Mitral Valve Prolapse (MVP)
MVP is usually asymptomatic but might present with mitral regurgitation symptoms. Characterized by mid-systolic click and late systolic murmur best heard at the apex. Usually, no treatment of further action is needed. Treat with beta blockers if symptomatic. If TIA happens give aspirin. If recurrent or CVA happen, then anticoagulant is recommended. Surgery for significant MR or complicated structural cases like ruptured chorda.
You might consider this book for further reading on mitral valve disorders.
Joan Anderson wrote an interesting book about her experience with MVP as a patient.
This post covers the points you need to know for your board exams as well as for teaching residents on the daily rounds. Medical professionals can't use the information here to treat their patients nor people can use the information her to treat themselves. If you are having any medical issues, contact your doctor or local emergency services.