What medication should be taken for reduced left ventricular diastolic function?
When the left ventricular diastolic function is reduced, it is necessary to take drugs that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis according to the existing pathological changes. If accompanied by abnormal blood pressure, it is necessary to take antihypertensive drugs or drugs to improve heart rate to prevent the loss of left ventricular function. It should be noted that there are many inducements that can lead to reduced left ventricular function in clinical practice, and the treatment methods and drugs for functional decline caused by different factors will vary. Therefore, it is necessary to clarify the type of lesion before treatment and then carry out corresponding treatment.
1. Patients with reduced left ventricular diastolic function can consult doctors for details of medication and take some drugs that can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis and anti-platelet aggregation.
2. For patients with reduced left ventricular diastolic function combined with hypertension, ACEI or ARB antihypertensive drugs are preferred, such as perindopril and irbesartan. These drugs can not only inhibit the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system but also inhibit cardiac remodeling.
3. For patients with reduced left ventricular diastolic function accompanied by tachycardia, beta-blockers, such as bisoprolol fumarate tablets, can be taken orally according to the change of heart rate, which can reduce myocardial oxygen consumption and inhibit diastolic dysfunction.
The reduced left ventricular diastolic function may be a phenomenon caused by hypertension in patients themselves. If it is not treated with oral medication in time, it may lead to complete loss of left ventricular function.
