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Ecg and echo

2022-07-03 15:03:59
Grade 2 lvdd came in echo and I have palpitations too but only while sleeping one I wake and turn its disappeared. Having fatty liver, just started medicine. And gerd, loose lower esophagus valve 40 cms lax les. Tmt is normal. Lipid is normal. Echo has grade 2 lvdd but everything written normal, attaching image. Ecg also attached. Non smoker from last 5 years. Weight 100kg, height 5.10. Is grade 2 lvdd is reversible ? Is there will be any issue with grade 2 lvdd? Why facing palpitations? Is my ecg normal?
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With weight reduction and regular exercise you can reverse diastolic dysfunction. Get a Holter study for palpitations.

Answered2022-07-03 15:14:28

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