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Dear respectable doctors please help me with your advice that which madicine works for*severe left ventricular systolic dysfunction. grade-ll+mitral?
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LV dysfunction: When treating severe LV dysfunction we usually use several medicines. These are best managed by a cardiologist or other Dr. Experienced in trea ting the condition.
Answered 5/30/2014
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