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What Does My EEC Report Result Indicate?

I had done echo cardigram ystday. All are normal. Except LV DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION GRADE 1. all valves are normal. Left and ventrcls and atriums are normal. Systolic function normal. Intact inter septums, aorta and pulmonary artery normal. No Rwma. No peri cardial thickening and effusion. Is it a serious condition? My thyroid at 7.3.
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
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hi
i have gone through your echo report. before commenting your echo report it is important to know age & any other systemic diseases your having(diabetes,high blood pressure).this Grade I LV DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION can be considered as normal if you are more than 45y and in the presence of diseases like diabetes mellitus. if you are young and active persons needs further evaluation for heart diseases.
regarding your thyroid function (TSH 7.3) this is considered as subclinical hypothyroidism which needs further clinical evaluation by your physician.
thank you
with best regards
vasundhara
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What Does My EEC Report Result Indicate?

hi i have gone through your echo report. before commenting your echo report it is important to know age & any other systemic diseases your having(diabetes,high blood pressure).this Grade I LV DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION can be considered as normal if you are more than 45y and in the presence of diseases like diabetes mellitus. if you are young and active persons needs further evaluation for heart diseases. regarding your thyroid function (TSH 7.3) this is considered as subclinical hypothyroidism which needs further clinical evaluation by your physician. thank you with best regards vasundhara