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How is dystolic dysfunction treated and is it a permanent condition?
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It is treated with: medications to improve the compliance of the heart. Drugs like beta blockers and calcium blockers can be effective. Symptoms of heart failure due to diastolic dysfunction are treated with diuretics. At your age it would be considered irreversible.
Answered 11/22/2015
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