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Hi. I have an ejection fraction of 49. Sometimes I get dizzy when standing up quickly and I m also short of breath at times. I lift weights and my wife says my breathing sounds terrible and goes on too long like that when I come in from a workout. Can these symptoms be related to lowered EF? What are some common symptoms Of lowered EF?
Hi..welcome to hcm I understand your query and concern. Yes definitely your symptoms are suggestive of low ejection fraction secondary to Congestive heart failure.I advise you to get an ECG,2 D Echo,lipid profile,chest x ray as a part of routine checkup.I suggest you to get your blood pressure monitored.Drugs like anti hypertensives,lipid lowering drugs,inotropic drugs will be helpful in your case.Reduce your work out.Avoid stress and anxiety.Meditation,yoga and breathing exercises will be helpful in your case.Consult your cardiologist for expert management. Post your further queries if any, Thank you.
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What Are The Symptoms Of Lower Ejection Fraction?
Hi..welcome to hcm I understand your query and concern. Yes definitely your symptoms are suggestive of low ejection fraction secondary to Congestive heart failure.I advise you to get an ECG,2 D Echo,lipid profile,chest x ray as a part of routine checkup.I suggest you to get your blood pressure monitored.Drugs like anti hypertensives,lipid lowering drugs,inotropic drugs will be helpful in your case.Reduce your work out.Avoid stress and anxiety.Meditation,yoga and breathing exercises will be helpful in your case.Consult your cardiologist for expert management. Post your further queries if any, Thank you.