Grade 1 left ventricular diastolic dysfunction is usually a mild and early change in heart relaxation, and many people live normally with it, especially if blood pressure is well controlled. Since your BP is normal on Amtas-AT, that is a good sign. The main focus should be strict BP control, a low-salt diet, regular exercise (as advised), weight control, and regular follow-ups with your doctor. With proper management, the risk of complications can be minimised.

Since you have heart disease and persistent high blood pressure, it is important not to adjust medicines on your own. If Amtas-AT is controlling your BP only temporarily, your treatment may need a dose adjustment or an additional medication. Consult your cardiologist soon so they can review your readings and modify the treatment plan safely.