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Echo report changes
I had an echo in May which was all gud
But today got it done in emergency ( from different hospital) n it says grade 1 diastolic dysfunction
Ejection fraction increased from 60 to 70%
.. I am confused as to how in just 2 months this can occur? I have anxiety induced BP but it has remained under control in these 2 months
What shud I do? Get echo for third time?
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Who told you you have anxiety related Blood Pressure. Your diastolic disgunction can be because of blood pressure itself. Consult a cardiologist and take the advice if you need blood pressure medication.
Repeating echo is not needed.
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Nothing to worry its a normal echo and EF changes are within normal limits
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