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Why is my ejection fraction 48%? i'm 25 and the echo shows no other problems but that. it was 50-55% last time i had it checked.
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See cardiology: More data would be needed. Strongly encourage you to see and work with your cardiologists to better understand why a young man such as yourself would have a decrease in their ejection fraction.
Answered 6/8/2016
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