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My ejection fraction in echos are: 2017 - 58%, 2016 - 60%, 2014 - 70%. is it normal for ef to drop 12% in 3 yrs? is 58% normal in 34yo female?
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Ejection fraction: I think it is more appropriate to ask the physician who ordered the test to give you an explanation of the results
Answered 8/2/2017
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