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Ejection fraction is 40% so breathing problem and tied no sleeping so how to improve how to cure this problem

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Why ejection fraction is higher than normal? It is about 82%. previous was 70% in another report report attached

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The variation in EF is possibly inter observer variability as the technology is not free from such issues No need to worry though ... Read More

What is the normal ejaction fraction? I did echo and my ejaction fraction comes 58%. Is this seroius. How to increase ejaction fraction.plz rwply

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Your ejection fraction fraction appears normal ... Read More

Hi What is the normal ranges of ejection fraction , is 79% ejection fraction is good or any problem what cause to raise, I have anxiety disorder. This are any problem to EF Iam regularly facing panic attack please advice.

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It’s good ... Read More

Hello doctor my dad age 52 years under cardiac medications ( atorva, ecospirin, ) in 2019 his ejection fraction was 52 % and now it's 44% ...now no symptoms of pain How can he improve ej

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Hello what does an Ejection Fraction of 77 percent in 2D Echo indicate about heart health for 39 yr old with normal TMT

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Apparently normal ... Read More

Dear Sir, What is the normal range for Ejection Fraction of the heart in Echocardiogram. Please advise. Regards, Piyush

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Hi Piyush, Anything above 50% is considered normal ejection fraction . ... Read More

Why is immature platelet fraction test is done. My father had immature platelet fraction test and its value is 10 what does it signify? Does it means cancer can be the possibility? He had low platelets .

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Its an indirect measure of platelet production. An isolated report or value alone, especially without history and clinical findings is of no use. Anyway Immature platelet fraction is basically a resea ... Read More

My father has been diagnosed WITH ejection fraction of 25% and is currently on ventilator support. How to increase EF

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I am 25.One day while I was smoking my heart rate raised to 160 along with my bp. Panicking I went to hospital and on some medicine ingested through veins my heart rate was normal in 2 hours. They put me in hospital for 2 days to see if the episode occurs again and did various test which were normal. They discharged with promolex . I referred anoth

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No need to panic. Keep calm. Every problem has got resolution. Can you send me your ECG and Echo reports? And blood reports like RBS, lipid profile, TSH, LFT, CBC, Urine RM . I can help you after seei ... Read More

I am 30, my 1st pregency affected by down syndrome at 2month, my only ro60kd positive and aptt corrected , drvvt 0.94, then after in my 2nd pregency i m 12w 2d pregent , my nt scan 2.1mm, crl 59mm nasal bone 2.2mm and given blood sample for nipt, today i knew that due to low fetus fraction <2% my nipt not done, lab doing 2nd draw from same bloo

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Low fetus fraction means the sample is not sufficient to do test and give results So it may require repeat test The parameters like crl nasal bone nt are in normal range no need to get worried As you ... Read More

I have undergone a 2d Echo where reports say EF is 33%. Please suggest what to do? And it can resolve by medicines only??

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Hey. It's a sensitive issue and needs comprehensive approach to answer your question. Its better to discuss it over a consultation than a Q/A. ... Read More

My echo report picture shows a table with EF( teich) at 41.51% and %FS at 19.74%,while report shows Ejaction fraction at 60%. Please suggest which one EF is correct and is it a normal echo report?? Echo report and sonography pictures attached for reference.

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Normal 2 d echo report ... Read More

My 2D echo pictures shows a table with EF (teich) at 41.51% and %FS at 19.74% while report shows Ejaction fraction at 60%. Please suggest which one is correct and is it normal 2d echo report??

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Kindly share the echo report for further assessment ... Read More

Hi, Have given Blood samples for NIPT test during 14th week. After 2 weeks, they said the fetal fraction is very less and is getting only 2 percent. They asked for re sample. Whether there is any issue with baby's growth or anything to worry about.

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Sir, What is the normal value of ejection fraction of heart? I have done echo and LVEF comes 58% and FS comes 30%. Plz reply. I m very tensed.

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I understood your concern and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can hel ... Read More

I have got echo done n i observe that the stroke volume measurements look abnormal... my heart rate was above 100 n my EDV was 70 ml while ESV was 13 ml.. SV= 57 ml.. ejection fraction-81%. Shudnt the values be more when heart rate high? Is this causing me symptoms of chest pain? Rest values r fine... report doesnt mention about it n says normal c

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There are fine. ... Read More

Hi doctors I'm 18weeks pregnant now.At 16w 4days I had early anomaly scan in result every thing was good except right side non ossified bone and left hypo plastic nasal bone.so we went for NIPT test and result was low risk but FETAL FRACTION is 4.1% is it good or bad ?? because of this value we are bothering about accuracy of results so please giv

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You should consult with a genetic counselor ... Read More

Sir Recently i done my Echo Report in which my Ejection Fraction is 57%. Earlier about 1 year 8 months ago my EF was 64% in the Echo done then. Though i know that I am really bothered by the fact that my EF declined from 64% to 57%. Is it the point to be worried about? Or does EF change from lab to lab i.e. if i will get the EF tested again then it

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Hi Piyush. I think I have answered you earlier too. Anything above 55% is considered normal functioning heart. That’s numbers are subjective and can vary from examiner to examiner. Hence you follo ... Read More

Sir , On 26 May i underwent Echocardiogram. Echo Report attached herewith. I have a confusion. In the report the Ejection Fraction is 57%. But when i searched online the formula to calculate EJECTION FRACTION is:- EF=(EDV-ESV)/EDV x 100 When i apply the respective values of EDV n ESV mentioned in the attached echo report in the formula then is get

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Hi, you have a genuine question and I am happy to see patients so much alert about their findings. EF can be calculated by various methods. The formula you have mentioned is the actual mathematical ... Read More

My brother's ejection Fraction is 30%. He is having severe chest Pain every day.Cardiologist said whenever he felt pain give him Ultracet tablet. It's a sign of heart failure. Doctor also gave him following medicines:- Lanoxin 0.25 Dytor Plus 10 Ismo 10 Is there any medication he needs please suggest.

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He needs a Coronary Angiography. Chest pain is due to Ischemic Heart Disease. Medical consultation with reports. ... Read More

Today, I was working in laptop and for fraction of second i felt squeezing feeling in center of chest with no pain but noticeable. I have no bad habit like smoking and other I have done 3 echo in July, August and Nov all were normal I have done 2 tmt in July and August both were normal Troponin I and Bnp nt pro - Normal Why i felt so? Is it anythi

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Its non Cardiac pain ... Read More

Hi Doctor, My monther has joined in hospital 3days back with left arm and chest pain. Doctors said ejection fraction is very low. There is no treatment except given medicine using but they are not sure about life . Could you please let us know is there any treatment like pace makers or transplanation and could you confirm life expectency with ef

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There are various treatment modalities available including medicines, pacemakers,LVAD , heart transplantation etc. First line is medicines. Your doctor will guide the further treatments if the patient ... Read More

Im 28 years old, just went for routine check up. I dont have ny discomfort in chest , my ejection fraction is showing 45% lv. All my reports are normal. I had covid test next day which showed i was positive. Do have to worry about this? As i read ej can not be reversed.. no one from my family has heart related problem nor i have ever felt any disc

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Should evaluate the reason for lv dysfunction. Please do an ECG. Post complete echo report. Sometimes during and post viral infection (COVID)... There is an entity called myocarditis.. and leads to de ... Read More

Hello Doctors, As per my past Dual Marker report which showed Intermediate risk in T21 Biochem. Only. I had done NIPT test which shows as attached. Kindly help me know your suggestions if you find report normal or any further analysis is needed. Kindly help me understand Fetal Fraction and also Zscore if that looks normal. Thank you so much Do

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Your report is normal and the baby doesn't have most known chromosomal anomalies.Fetal fraction is the amount of fetal DNA present in the maternal blood and z score is the accuracy of the results obta ... Read More

Hi dr my father aged 54 yrs 7 yrs ago he started heart problem..he's under medication but from last year his ef is decreased..38,44 last year twice and now it's 42 Wat should be done to increase Ef pls help Thanks

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Cause for reduction of heart function needs to be investigated , most likely cause could be atherosclerotic cad. The ef is measured by eyeballing( most common) so minor changes as mentioned by you ca ... Read More

Hello, Sometimes I get a chest pain for a fraction of seconds. And then it goes away. I have no difficulty in breathing. No heart rate increase. Please help me out regarding the same. I have an small vsd. Did echo 6 months ago and it is normal. Please help me out regarding same.

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Chest pain might be nothing serious, better to provide echo report to comment further ... Read More

My lvef is about 82%. I have attached report. Normal range is 55-75. What shiuld be the cause of this.?

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U r reports is absolutely normal ... Read More

Is 77% ejaction fraction on 2d echo report normal I am 28 year old female. I am worried about this. Please help

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It’s normal ... Read More

Currently going Dialysis as serum creatinine level is 8 and any treatment or medicines for Ejection fraction Also any ayruvedic medicine for treatment of renel and heart failure any suggestions or references appreciated

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Hello, I need more information about the cause of reduced EF. Further treatment depends upon that. Consult online directly for the same. Take care. Stay safe ... Read More

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