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Grade i/iv diastolic dyfn
Hello, My mother just completed a course of medication for vit b13 and vit d deficiency. She also suffers from hypertension . She complained of swelling in feet hence we went to doc. Her bp had shot up to 180. Her medicines were changed ref. Attachment. Also he told to do 2d echo. While all seems normal only one thing the report says worries me I.e. grade i/iv lv diastolic dysfunction of mitral valve How serious is it and is it curable and what are precautions to be taken Thank you for your time
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Nothing to worry about Dr Ashish Srivastava General Physician and Clinical Cardiologist
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Patient with high blood pressure are known to have diastolic dysfunction, which means inadequate and improper  relaxation of heart during pumping of blood. Now the true clinical significance of this diastolic dysfunction can be assessed only after proper clinical examination of the patient. So please meet a qualified cardiologist and get her properly examined to plan the further line of management and necessary precautions. Hope this helps. Dr Chandrashekhar Munjewar, Mumbai www.thefitheart.in
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