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2023-11-22 18:16:05
Sir, I hv been diagnosed with lv diastolic dysfunction grade1 in echo with other parameters being all normal. This was done 3 months post mild covid recovery. Ecg was also normal. Previous echos were all normal.My diastolic BP is always high 90-100 while systolic is mostly normal 110-130. Also tinnitus goin on for past 10 months. Is lvdd life threatening? Does it always progress to higher grades? Pliz help
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Grade 1 LVDD is not life threatening and is reversible if we treat the primary cause. It can be due to obesity also. Please consult cardiologist for detailed evaluation.

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