You definitely can. I'm 32 and just found out that I have it. My doctor saw that my blood pressure was high and she asked about my family history. I told her about parents with high blood pressure, and a sister who died of dilated cardiomypathy. She sent me to get an echocardiogram. That's when the LVNC was discovered; confirmed via Cardiac MRI. Ejection fraction is 36%. I have no symptoms at all. I did genetic testing, and it turns out I have two genes associated with this condition. I went from being on no medication ever, to now being on Carvedilol, Entresto, and Spironolactone.

The only way to really know is to have an echo or Cardiac MRI done. If you're concerned that you may have it, I would suggesting bringing it up to your primary care doctor so that you can possibly be referred to have the exam done. With this condition, the something that happens could be a major event that kills you. That's the path I was headed down because I had no warning signs that told me to get checked out, and no one ever told my family that my sister's condition might be genetic.

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yes you can, I went my enture life until i made 34 when my winky didnt want to tget hard, and i went to the gym and passed out. I ended up getting a ekg, and it read normal. That echo told it all.