My mother's heart ef is 35. She has congestive heart failure, and he says that her heart rhythm is not good. He suggests that she get a pacemaker when her ef is 30. After 10 days, it shows 35, which indicates that it will increase naturally. He also suggests that she drink only two litres of water a day. I'm waiting for your response.
Your mother may have congestive heart failure if her ejection fraction (EF) is 35%, which indicates that her heart is pumping less forcefully than usual. The rise from 30 to 35 may be a good sign because EF can occasionally improve with the right medications, salt and fluid restriction, rest, and treatment of the cardiac rhythm issue. If the cardiac rhythm is still irregular or the EF is still extremely low after treatment, doctors may recommend a pacemaker or other specialised device. In order to lessen strain and swelling, it is sometimes recommended that people with heart failure limit their daily fluid intake to about two litres. It is crucial that she closely monitors her cardiologist and takes her cardiac medications on a regular basis.
