Question 1

what treatment is recommended for type-1 diastolic dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

Generally: None except for good control of bp.  The heart becomes stiffer with age.

Question 2

best treatment and home remedy for diastolic dysfunction grade 1?

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Heart failure: Diastolic dysfunction is a type of heart failure, you  need to be monitored by a cardiologist on a regular basis, important to distinguish systolic from diastolic, watch for symptoms, increase shortness of breath, leg swelling, etc, Weight loss, quitting smoking,  dietary changes (less salt intake, fat, etc), exercise, reducing alcohol, may all help.

Question 3

what is best treatment for stage 2 diastolic dysfunction? i don't have hypertension

Accepted Answer

There are a number: of medications to help reduce the symptoms and progression of diastolic dysfunction but this needs to be individualized for the patient. Make an appointment with your health care provider and ask for this to be addressed for you.

Question 4

my mother is having mild lvh & grade 1 lv diastolic dysfunction. she dosnt have  history of htn. but last wk seen 170/100.plz do reply cause & cure.

Accepted Answer

Impaired LV relaxati: Assuming you are querying about your mother, she is likely older than 75 years, and probably has had long standing hypertension....JUST HAS NOT BEEN DIAGNOSED as such until now.  That she has LVH (mild thickening of LV walls), grade 1 E/A pattern on doppler, and BP of 170/100 supports the thesis of long standing hypertension as she has end organ evidence of it. Treatment for her is BP control.

Question 5

history of pvcs last 18 months. echo shows grade1 diastolic dysfunction. valves fine and rest of echo normal. im 67 years old and already on bp meds and low dose metoprolol. i am not overweight. how serious is this? any other treatment?

Accepted Answer

: Not unusual at this age of 67 years. Since one is already under Treatment, the Doctor who is managing the BP and who ordered the Echo is quite competent. Stay with Him/Her. More importantly relax and be less anxious. Sometimes more PVC's are kicked off by Anxiety and Stress than by intrinsic heart problems.

Question 6

my echo says the following: " there is lvh with diastolic dysfunction and  57% lv  ef. there  is inferior wall hypokinesis ". what does this mean ?

Accepted Answer

Suggests: That heart muscle is thickened and doesn't relax normally (usually due to htn)  wall motion abnormality suggests old myocardial injury.  Recommend you talk to a cardiologist for further information & management.  Ef of 57% means overall systolic function is preserved despite rwma.

Question 7

life risk with lv dilated, severe lv dys function, ef20% iw&pw more hypokinetic, moderate as/severe mr, grade 2 diastolic dysfunction?

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Prognosis?: We can not tell you life risk except your heart is not functioning right and you need to discuss your case with your treating cardiologist as they have all the information and know treatment you are receiving.There are newer therapies with stem cells and are being used.Discuss with your doctors if you are a candidate for those.

Question 8

cardiologist says very reassuringecho?
trans v gradient 8mmhg lv dimensionally normal preserved systolic doppler mild lv diastolic dysfunction. agree?

Accepted Answer

Echocardiogram: The findings are not normal but have to be judged in context of your mitral valve repair. The abnormalities described are not hemodynamically significant and won't impact your performance status. I can understand why your cardiologist is reassured by your echocardiogram.

Question 9

what are some concerns for grade 1a diastolic dysfunction? how is it treated?

Accepted Answer

Treat blood pressure: Best advice i can give is to invest in a blood pressure machine and keep a daily bp journal.  If the readings are normal then you dont have anything to worry about and dont require treatment. If bp is elevated. Then most important is to be mindful of sodium and keep it below 2000mg a day and eat plenty of vegetables and fruits.

Question 10

can diastolic dysfunction be seen on a cardiac mri ?

Accepted Answer

Diastolic dysfunctio: Mri would not be a first choice test for diagnosing diastolic dysfunction. You can not really measure diastolic parameters well with it.

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What treatment is recommended for type-1 diastolic dysfunction?

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Best treatment and home remedy for diastolic dysfunction grade 1?

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What is best treatment for stage 2 diastolic dysfunction? i don't have hypertension

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My mother is having mild lvh & grade 1 lv diastolic dysfunction. she dosnt have history of htn. but last wk seen 170/100.plz do reply cause & cure.

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History of pvcs last 18 months. echo shows grade1 diastolic dysfunction. valves fine and rest of echo normal. im 67 years old and already on bp meds and low dose metoprolol. i am not overweight. how serious is this? any other treatment?

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My echo says the following: " there is lvh with diastolic dysfunction and 57% lv ef. there is inferior wall hypokinesis ". what does this mean ?

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Life risk with lv dilated, severe lv dys function, ef20% iw&pw more hypokinetic, moderate as/severe mr, grade 2 diastolic dysfunction?

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Cardiologist says very reassuringecho? trans v gradient 8mmhg lv dimensionally normal preserved systolic doppler mild lv diastolic dysfunction. agree?

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What are some concerns for grade 1a diastolic dysfunction? how is it treated?

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Can diastolic dysfunction be seen on a cardiac mri ?

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