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I Have A Low Ejection Factor 35% And My Blood Presure Stays Low 83/58 What Should I Do

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Pretoria, ZA
December 7
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Having a low ejection fraction (35%) indicates reduced heart pumping efficiency, which may be linked to heart failure. Your low blood pressure (83/58) could further reduce blood flow to vital organs. It's crucial to consult your doctor immediately. They may adjust medications, recommend lifestyle changes, or explore Show Full Answer

Having a low ejection fraction (35%) indicates reduced heart pumping efficiency, which may be linked to heart failure. Your low blood pressure (83/58) could further reduce blood flow to vital organs. It's crucial to consult your doctor immediately. They may adjust medications, recommend lifestyle changes, or explore treatments to improve your heart function. Avoid sudden movements to prevent dizziness and stay hydrated unless advised otherwise.

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