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Questions about Cardio Disorders

Excessive leg muscle growth

58 days ago

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Excessive leg muscle growth neck stuck strain dizziness buttock muscles weakness bone swelling and unsure of the rest kindly help.,or call me on 9930920529.............no more info thanks and regardds

Broken heart

63 days ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

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How to Treat a Broken Heart , in details, Not Broken heart syndrome, I am asking only broken heart, how to deal with it , i cNt sleep at night, it's 5 in the morning,i. Didn't slept a min. I am constantly remembering about her

Dr. M Naveen Kumar Reddy

62 days ago

Try to spend time with others. Dont stay alone . Speak out to your closed ones.hydrate well . Make a schedule and try to stick to it . Do activities which divert your mind . It’s better you consult a psychologist if you feel if your problem is severe 

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Ejection fraction is at 21% according to Echo and MRI

104 days ago

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I went to the doctor because my Apple Watch said my heart rate was at 37-41 while working out. I thought my watch was functioning improperly so I checked it with my BP cuff. I had the same reading. After an ultrasound and an MRI, my EF is at 21%. My left side is enlarged, and I have LBBB. I’ve always monitored my HR and BP for the past few years. I’m very active, and workout 4-5 times a week. I’ve never been on meds before, but the doctor put me 4 different meds and wants me to get a defibrillator. This is all happening so fast and I don’t want to jump the gun. Can EF improve with meds only?

Dr. Evgeny Arsentev

101 days ago

An ejection fraction (EF) of 21% is significantly lower than normal, as the typical EF ranges from 50-70%. It indicates that the heart is not pumping blood as efficiently as it should, which can lead to symptoms like low heart rate and fatigue. This can happen with conditions like left bundle branch block (LBBB) and heart failure, which can cause the left side of the heart to enlarge.

In some cases, medications can help improve heart function, but a low EF often requires additional treatments. The medications your doctor prescribed are likely aimed at improving heart function and preventing further damage. However, a defibrillator might be recommended to help prevent life-threatening arrhythmias due to the low EF and your LBBB.

While the goal of treatment is to improve heart function, it’s important to follow your doctor’s advice and attend regular follow-ups to monitor progress. With the right combination of medications and devices like a defibrillator, many patients experience stabilization or improvement in their condition.

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