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NormalCoronarySlowFlow
LVEF is 40% in 2D however post CT angiogram doctor told coronaries are normal with slow blood flow to heart and advised normal medical management. How to improve the blood pumping now to heart
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The findings of the CT CAG should be confirmed with a conventional CAG
He needs to be on medical management
Plus you should consult a cardiologist personally on how to manage with his physical activity
His heart function might improve with drugs and lifestyle intervention
Dr Ashish Srivastava
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello......At the age of 60 one don't advice patient exercise to increase heart pumping capacity.. It's only for young age people... He has to take medicines and manage.. Now he can't increase capacity.. Leading stress-free life, dietary changes decreasing the work on heart..
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