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I have stage 2 diastolic dysfunction brought on by my obesity... im 22 years old... if i lose the weight can i reverse it or at lest stop it worsting?
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You sure?: I would be very surprised if you have grade grade 2 diastolic dysfunction at 22 no matter how obese you are. Unless you have underlying valve disorders or significant hypertension that has caused some hypertrophy in your ventricles. Pseudonormal pattern can look very similar to normal pattern. You sure you have this?
Answered 1/27/2015
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