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Heart attack life expectancy later

2024-08-25 07:06:56
My father had heart attack 10 months back and undergone pci for the same Now the lvf has improved from 35% to 50% And every report is normal now What can be the approx life expectancy of the patient?
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Good thing is that lvef has improved . Continue to take medicine and take necessary precautions. Connect at nine nine one zero 660 756

Answered2024-09-17 03:28:38

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Same question.. already answered

Answered2024-08-26 12:00:20

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