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My ejection fraction is 22% can it be improved with medicines or exercise or with the diet?
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All of the above.: Medications and diet are key as well as limited exercise. You need an evaluation for the etiology of your cardiomyopathy and then targeted pharmacological support. See a cardiology specialist as soon as possible to accomplish this assessment and management plan.
Answered 2/7/2018
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