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How To Control EP Which Has Increased To 25% After Child Birth?

Hi My wife has delivered a baby girl, after two months, she got cough, and started swelling. We check with doctor and did Echo test. Unfortunately it was 19% when we check, after a weak after treatment, EP has increased to 25%. now he is under treatment. Will heart will come to normal shape , i mean above 50% after treatment, she is 26 years old. How much percentage of chance to come normal range.. It i s post delivery case. Pls help and advice to improve her EP
Fri, 22 Jul 2016
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hi healthcare magic user, ejection fraction comes to normal after 6weeks of delivery normally.
you should rule out heart disease what is cause for sudden fall in ejection fraction.
please consult cardiologist for heart problem he will treat as per diagnosis.
please have salt restricted diet, avoid exertion and check for hemoglobin.
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How To Control EP Which Has Increased To 25% After Child Birth?

hi healthcare magic user, ejection fraction comes to normal after 6weeks of delivery normally. you should rule out heart disease what is cause for sudden fall in ejection fraction. please consult cardiologist for heart problem he will treat as per diagnosis. please have salt restricted diet, avoid exertion and check for hemoglobin.