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Severe left ventricular hypertrophy

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You should asked your cardiologist and EP about how to treat your condition based on your specific condition.

You can use A.I. to get research sites that can give you research on this but you really need to be given treatment plans by your doctors. Only they know your full medical and mental health history, all the medications and supplements you are taking.

I do take medications for my heart failure. I take entresto and coreg. The stopped the reduction in my EF and has been steady for 10 years now at 22%. I also have a ICD/Pacemaker which helps my heart beat better electrically so you can see a person full medical and mental health history is crucial for finding the right treatments for you.

Get your doctors to give you treatment recommendations and then research them, then do your own, then asked every question you can think off

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@jc76 ..Thanks JC76 for your thoughtful comments and advice. The LVH is really kind of a shock to me since I have been dealing with the sarcoidosis so long with my lungs--didn't really think it had affected my heart, too. Read online that a person could reverse LVH with diet and exercise, but am leary in what I read online.. really hard to believe that but wished it was true. I'm glad that your providers have found a way for you to handle your heart failure with meds and surgery.
Were you ever afraid that exercising could cause more damage to your health and heart condition since it puts more stress on your heart? Thanks in advance for your thoughfulness.