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Suggest Treatment For Alcoholic Cardiomyopathy
i have alcoholic cardiomiopathy three years ago my refraction was down to 10% .i now have a pace maker and defebulator with refraction of 23% a few bad relapses the last two years but now have relapsed on meth.two months now.( i know very stuped ) 32 programs in 10 years and i know God is working in my life but im making bad choces trying to stop actually just burnt out on the crapp what if anymore damage have i done im 51 years old thanks
Thu, 29 Dec 2016
hi,
It seems you are already on best possible treatment. you have already received defibrillator and all.
From your side you need to avoid alcohol consumption at any cost and should restrict water and liquid to nearly 1 litre a day and low salt diet. Healthy diet rich in green leafy and diet rich in vitamin.
It seems you are already on best possible treatment. you have already received defibrillator and all.
From your side you need to avoid alcohol consumption at any cost and should restrict water and liquid to nearly 1 litre a day and low salt diet. Healthy diet rich in green leafy and diet rich in vitamin.
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hi,
It seems you are already on best possible treatment. you have already received defibrillator and all.
From your side you need to avoid alcohol consumption at any cost and should restrict water and liquid to nearly 1 litre a day and low salt diet. Healthy diet rich in green leafy and diet rich in vitamin.
It seems you are already on best possible treatment. you have already received defibrillator and all.
From your side you need to avoid alcohol consumption at any cost and should restrict water and liquid to nearly 1 litre a day and low salt diet. Healthy diet rich in green leafy and diet rich in vitamin.
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