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Plz check echo
I had to emergency ecg n echo today due to sudden chest discomfort going down left arm and dizziness. Ecg was okay but echo not
Plz explain diastolic dysfunction grade 1? Is it serious
plz note I was in sinus tachycardia during echo! Does e n a waves merge and give false readings in that case?
My deceleration time is 183 msec- very well within normal limits and ejection fraction is also fine
Can heart which cant relax properly pump out blood so well?
When shud I get it done again?
Doctor said symptoms are from cervical spondylitis n not heart
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Its a normal ECho nothing to worry dont be anxious
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Dr. R.Vimalkumar
Cardiologist
15 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi, Echocardiogram is a diagnostic imaging procedure it should be interpreted along with clinical symptoms. As your doctor told echocardiogram parameters are within normal limits so dont worry. Sometimes diastolic relaxation abnormalities can be written as dysfunction. Due to anxiety your heart rate may be higher that time which may reflect in echocardiogram measurements.
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