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Hi there, is a ivs of 1.3cm and a wall thickness of 1cm normal in a 6 foot 2 265 pound 23 year old? diastolic dysfunction stage 1. on irbesartan.
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Thickness: I consider these ranges of ivs and left ventricular thickness borderline or even a normal variant. Importantly, keep your blood pressure under control with ideal of 120/80 and have an annual echocardiogram to monitor these ranges. A cardiologist is best to treat and follow you.
Answered 1/1/2019
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