What is the prognosis for diastolic dysfunction grade 2?

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Thanks for writing in, and I understand your concern. For proper evaluation, I need some more information, do you have shortness of breath or fatigue? Do you have any foot swelling or any episodes of cough? Do you have any history of high blood pressure? Kindly revert with answers.

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I understand your concern. It is good that you are asymptomatic. However, being asymptomatic does not entirely rule out the danger. Because there is a chance that the dysfunction is likely to progress in the future as it is at the second stage. It does not mean you cannot live long in good health. I need some more information. For how long have you been taking tablet Metformin? What measures have you taken to lose weight? Your weight is a problem here. When was the last time you checked your fasting blood sugar levels? Kindly reply.

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It is good that your sugar levels are not too elevated. But it is important to keep it in check. I suggest you go for an intensive weight loss where you will use an eating formula—the 50-25-25 percent eating rule. Your diet will be 25% protein, 50% fruits and salad, and 25% carbohydrates. You must use a medium-sized plate, not a big one. Most importantly you have to exercise. You can start walking for 30 minutes every morning. Start with three days a week. Do not eat after 7 PM. Eat only salads and Greek yogurt if needed. Avoid smoking and drinking if you do. Have you ever suffered any form of chest pain that might radiate to other parts of your body like your shoulder, jaw, or back? Was it sharp? Have you checked your cholesterol levels? Kindly reply.