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What are the treatment options for my case? LVH with 2nd Degree LV dysfunction & Bradycardia

Kennedy Martins N.

10/18/08

Kennedy Martins N.

Topics:Heart Disease , Treatment Options , medication side effects

I am 32 years male, an active sportman(football). Not known hypertensive(BP usually between 120/80 and 110/70). I have just been diagnosed of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy with 2nd degree LV Diastolic Dysfucntion. The diagnosis from the ECG also revealed bradycardia.

I want to know the best possible treatment options, What are the dieting options as well as exercise therapy options.

Will appreciate your assistance,

Thank.

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