Hello,
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Ideally when the ejection fraction of the heart is reduced, in your case it's around 35%, so the treating doctor has rightly started losartan and diuretics. Beta blockers has to be started starting with a low dose and gradually stepped up.
Once ejection fraction comes down following an attack and the artery is opened up early, there is a chance that it will improve. But whether it will be completely normal, it's difficult to say because may be some amount of damage of heart in your case.
In your case without complete revascularisation, the will be a chance of pulmonary edema, but can be minimized by restriction of fluids to 1000 ml per day and gradually adding beta blockers and avoid exertional activities.
I will request you to share the angiogram cd ( through dropbox ) or you may also share the link if possible, and the video image of the ECHO if possible. That will help me comment better on what procedure is best suited for you.
Till your heart is completely treated by either CABG or Angioplasty, I would suggest you don't do any exertional activities like cycling.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards.