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Restrictive cardiomyopathy
I have cardiac anxiety since Covid season...
For this I have checked myself 4 years ago and then echo showed my left atriam size was 31 mm...n.trivial.tr
N all normal
Now after 4 years...LA size shows 40mm
Trivial tr and trivial mr
All normal
All 4 chambers normal
LA -40mm * 25mm
RA - normal ( value not given)
Trivial tr and trivial mr
No PAH (19+RAPmmhg)
Tr velocity 2.34 m/s
E - 1.15 , A- 0.7
E/A ratio - 1.5
No hypertrophy
Bp - 132/88
Weight 81
Now my concern is that kya ye restrictive cardiomyopathy hai kyuki mene galti se google kar liya or waha ye term dikh hai..so I am.scared...please.guide me for this what should I do now.
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These are not features of restrictive Cardiomyopathy. This is only subjective variation due to different echocardiographers and still the chamber sizes are normal, so do not worry.
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