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My ef is up from 15 in march 2013 to 50 currently. diet, meds exercise main treatments. no heart attack, cath clear. is this a good prognosis?
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EF: An increase in ef with treatment bodes well but few of us would recommend discontinuing treatment.
Answered 9/21/2017
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