Question 1

what is left ventrical dysfunction?

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Weakness of heart: When the left ventricle fails to pump normally dysfunction is present. The two common types include poor ejection of blood from a weak and enlarged heart or poor filling of the heart from a stiff muscle wall.  Myocardial ischema is a common cause but there are many other causes including those secondary to valve dysfunction, hypertension, alcohol use, viral infection and miscellaneous causes.

Question 2

is mild kidney dysfunction reversible?

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Kidney dysfunction: It depends on the cause of the kidney dysfunction.  If its due to medications, dehydration or another reversible cause, then yes, it can often reverse.  If its due to chronic scaring of the kidneys from hypertension, diabetes or glomerulonephritis (inflammation of the filtering part of the kidneys), then it is often a chronic non-reversible condition.

Question 3

how can i trat erecticle dysfunction naturally?

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Lifestyle modificati: Erectile dysfunction typically precedes heart disease by 10yrs or so. So do those things that are healthy for your heart (and brain!) which should improve your penile health. For instance, don't smoke, don't drink to excess, exercise regularly, eat healthy, treat diabetes optimally, etc. Don't bother w/"natural" or "herbal" dietary supplements which have not evidence of effectiveness or safety.

Question 4

does anyone suffer from sacroiliac dysfunction?

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Many people do: Sacroiliac joint is the most complex joint in the spine. It moves in six planes of motion and is l shaped. Has innervation from the back and in the front. It can become misaligned and cause a lot of pain due to abnormal friction of ilium on sacrum. In someone young like you it is usually due to pelvic imbalance from short leg syndrome or psoas muscle spasm.

Question 5

how could i naturally solve erection dysfunction?

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?: Erection dysfunction is a broad term that in a middle aged man would mean difficulty developing and maintaining an erection. At age 23 that seldom happens so perhaps your dysfunction is related to a different situation. In any event a urologist is trained to help diagnose those problems and can give you helpful information about treatment options.

Question 6

what does dyastolic dysfunction grade ii and iv mean?

Accepted Answer

LV can't relax: Left ventricle has dysfunctional relaxation and may lead to congestive heart failure!

Question 7

plz tell me natural way to overcome erectil dysfunction!?

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Problem at 18?: It is unusual for a 18 yr old who has been having regular/normal erection and now has trouble. But , anything can happen. If you suddenly had pituitary failure or testicular failure which can cause your trouble, but you likely have other symptoms as well. I suspect some psychological cause for your trouble. There are supplements, but i advise consulting doc to find out why first. Good luck.

Question 8

can you tell me about being diagnosed with endothelial dysfunction?

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Endothelial dysfxn : Reviewing endothelial dysfunction would require paragraphs and chapters, but practically it means that you really need to watch your risk factors, even at this young age. If you smoke, stop. Lose weight. Exercise regularly. Monitor blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar and treat if necessary.

Question 9

can you suggest where i can go to get checked on dysfunction erection?

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Here are some ...: To see Urologist is the surest option for checking out your concern on Erectile dysfunction. Before you go, bring the info on the onset, degree, duration, and progress of ED over time to Doc for review, analysis, physicals, and possible test so to deduce possible factors contributing to your ED and proposing reasonable care options.

Question 10

can you tell me any complications of tmj dysfunction, if left untreated?

Accepted Answer

Serious stuff: Inability to chew with force and comfort, jaw muscle tightness with inability to open jaw with comfort, clicking popping of jaw joints, frequent headaches with sore face and neck muscles..Just to mention a few.

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