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My ejection fraction increased 25-30 to55-60 with meds do i still have cardiomyapathy?

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Normal: Your cardiomyopathy resolved with medical therapy. Continue with your medications. Depending on the initial cause of the cardiomyopathy you may be able to lower or even discontinue some medications only after discussion with your doctor.

Dr Fronzaglia ii, do, ms agreed

Answered 5/29/2018

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