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A member asked:
28 f.. is mild global left ventricular systolic hypokinesis something to worry about? my ejection fraction is measured at 50%. i have been dealing with shortness of breath,chest heaviness when laying down, tachcardia, and lightheadedness?
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At that age, your left ventricle should not have hypokinesis. You need to see a cardiologist, especially in light of your symptoms. You need to have this diagnosed and treated. See a cardiologist-you may need more testing to diagnose the problem. Best of luck to you!
Answered 4/4/2023
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