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My hands are freezing and feet also, my echocardiogram went from ef 64% to ef 55% does this has something to do with it?
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ECHOcardiogram: EF on echo is very technique dependent so the difference in these two values is not a big deal unless the decrement continues in the future. Having said that if the decrement is real, then the cold extremities could possibly be related. Your doctor is the best source of evaluation of the situation.
Answered 5/24/2015
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