Yes it is possible: Depending on cause which is in many instances infectious or autoimmune.
Answered 5/8/2016
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Yes: Most acute myocarditis are viral and most recover within a few weeks. If the myocarditis caused heart failure and a low ejection fraction, other medication treatments (ace inhibitors, beta blockers, etc.) may be necessary to get the heart back to normal. In these cases, close follow up with a cardiologist is recommended in order to escalate therapies if things don't improve.
Answered 1/13/2013
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