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Recovering viral myocarditis -smaller areas of hypokinesia each time on mri-carry what risks? are the risks mainly associated with acute myocarditis?

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Dilated myocardopath: There is a possibility of dilated myocardopathy. This needs to be followed closely as decreased cardiac output could occur and congestive heart failure could occur.

Answered 1/18/2016

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Acute vs long term: A myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart muscle, often triggered by a virus, but not always. In an early myocarditis the muscle could fail with a fatal result.If you are recovering this puts you into the better outcome category.The heart muscle can heal up to a certain level and meds can help it along.Your level of function can be very good or less so.Only time will tell.

Answered 11/27/2017

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