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Dilated Cardiomyophaty

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PostPosted: 04/24/07 - 14:02    Post subject: Dilated Cardiomyophaty Vote now! Reply with quote
ATTENTION!!PLS HELP!!HELP!!HELP!!
My mum has the Dilated Cardiomyophaty since 10 years back. She is now very critical and the doctor mansion that her heart has been badly damage and the fluid accumulated in her lungs has no way out. She is having continuous/frequent breathless everyday. Even the drugs that she used to take does not help her to release the fluid from her lungs. Anyone out there knows HOW or WHAT or WHOM can i do for my mum? Anyone has the solution or idea on what drugs or which doctor can help? Your utmost attention and urgent help is very appreciated. Than you.

Leslie Lim From Malaysia
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