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I am a 53 yr old lady 92 kg 162cm ht . my echo shows grade ii diastolic dysfunction i am on a desk job and work 10 hours a day on the computer and co?
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Weight: You appear to be under the care of a doctor and should discuss the matter with her/him. It would help to lose weight, (easier said than done!).
Answered 4/17/2017
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