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Echo : mild lv diastolic dysfunction have trivial regurgitation all other valves are good as is right heart. can lvdd be reversed with exercise ?
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Diastolic dysf : To the present no specific therapy has proven to reverse diastolic dysfunction. Exercise has recently been shown to help symptoms.
Answered 7/2/2019
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