How To Improve Ejection Fraction Of Your Heart | dr afzal cardiology

In this video we will discusshow we can improve low ejection fraction of our hearts .
Ejection fraction is the force or power with which our heart contracts and throws blood out of it to the rest of our body as this blood is needed to get oxygen for all of our tissues.
Ejection Fraction decrease after heart attacks in most of cases.
Quiting smoking, avoiding being stressed all the time and lowing very low sodium diets is corner stone of the management of low Ejection Fraction.
Along with this people also need to get regular doctor follow up and taking good care of their blood pressure and sugar is also very important.
One needs to maintain near normal weight and also do regular exercises for better heart health.
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