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Echo showed impaired lv relaxation. conclusive findings otherwise normal. should i be concerned? what could cause this. i had sinus tach during echo
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You do not need to: be concerned if your blood pressure is controlled and you have no history or family history of cardiovascular disease. Your tachycardia might have minimally affected the readings. Discuss this with your health care provider since she/he has your full history.
Answered 6/28/2017
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