Heart Failure Warning Signs & Symptoms

symptoms of heart failure

Do you know the symptoms of heart failure?

During heart failure the heart can’t pump blood efficiently enough to meet the body’s needs because either its pumping ability has weakened.
Or.
Because the lower left chamber has become sick and no longer holds enough blood.

Without proper pumping, fluid can build up and cause symptoms that everyone should learn to recognize.

Swelling also known as the edema is most often noticed in the feet ankles, legs or abdomen.

Sudden weight gain people with heart failure can also track their way to help manage any swelling shortness of breath is another important symptom to discuss with your doctor especially if you notice that normal activities are getting harder to do or your breathing is often interrupted by persistent coughing or wheezing, you should also speak with the health care provider if you lose the ability to sleep and breathe well while lying down.

Inadequate blood flow can also cause light headedness, fatigue or dizziness.

Confusion, Depression or even fainting.

Additional symptoms can sometimes include,
  • A rapid heart rate.
  •  Nausea or lack of appetite

If you notice these important symptoms be sure to seek medical care.

People who have heart failure contracts symptoms to help manage it successfully for a longer healthier life.

Know the symptoms so that together we can rise above heart failure.

 

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