Heart failure is a health condition in which the heart cannot function well. The terms “heart failure” and “congestive heart failure (CHF)” don’t mean that the heart has totally “failed” or stopped but mean one or more chambers of the heart are incapable to keep up with the volume of blood moving through them......READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
According to “Cleveland Clinic”, some of the symptoms of heart failure include.
1. Shortness of breath.
2. Feeling tired and having a weakened leg when you’re active.
3. Having swollen ankles, legs and abdomen.
4. Weight gain.
5. Having the urge to pee while resting at night.
6. Fast or irregular heartbeats (palpitations).
7. A dry, hacking cough.
8. Having a full (bloated) or hard stomach, lack of appetite or upset stomach (nausea).
There may be times that your symptoms aren’t severe or you may not experience any symptoms at all. This doesn’t mean you no longer have heart failure. Symptoms of heart failure can range from mild to chronic and may come and disappear.
Unfortunately, heart failure normally gets worse over time. As it degenerates, you may have more or diverse signs or symptoms. It’s important to let your healthcare provider know if you have new symptoms or if your symptoms degenerate.
