Athlete127
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thats good that you caught it man. Alot of people don't catch it in time...My ejection fraction on an echo cardio gram has always been between 50-60. I was sent for an mri on my heart due to the elevated resting hr which then found the ejection fraction to be 39%. I am now hearing mixed reviews from my cardiologist that an mri not have been the best way to measure as it is too precise and an echo is the standard. They still haven’t attributed the high resting hr to anything. They tried saying it was anxiety and they tried a small dose of bisoprolol I was on that for 1 year and now my resting heart rate hovers around 70. I’m hoping after my septoplasty for deviated septum and I can breathe normal again I will be doing a lot more cardio and lowering that. I stay on the 5mg of ramipril now however I am debating buying telmisartan myself and switching over to see if there’s a difference. I was told from a heart transplant specialist that ramipril is very cardio protective and is a good medicine to have in my daily regimen