I'm feeling a bit anxious after my echo test results. The test showed normal lv systolic function, but they mentioned something about reduced diastolic compliance. Should I be concerned about this reduced diastolic compliance? What can I do to improve it?

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I'm feeling a bit anxious after my echo test results. The test showed normal lv systolic function, but they mentioned something about reduced diastolic compliance. Should I be concerned about this reduced diastolic compliance? What can I do to improve it?

consult cardiologist

More Cardiology Health Queries

I've recently recovered from COVID, but I've been experiencing this burning sensation in my chestsometimes on the left side and sometimes on the right. Should I be worried about this?

I'm a bit worried because my blood pressure has been high for a few days now. Even after taking two BP tablets, it hasn't returned to normal. Plus, I also have thyroid issues. What could be happening, and should I be doing something else?

My dad had heart bypass surgery about 3 years ago at Ushamullapudi Hospital, and now his heart has gotten larger. He's really having trouble with breathing. He's 60 years old. What could be causing this and what should we do next?

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