Site Links for Heart Failure
- Can rapid or irregular heartbeats be a heart failure system?
- Can fluid and water retention be a heart failure symptom?
- Can congested lungs be a heart failure symptom?
- Can dizziness, fatigue, and weakness be a heart failure symptom?
- Heart Failure Symptoms
- A List of Heart Failure Resources
- Heart Failure Treatment by Stage
- Heart Failure: Signs Your Treatment Isn’t Working
- Heart Failure: Latest Treatment Advances
- Keep Advanced Heart Failure in Check
- How to Manage Heart Failure With Lifestyle Changes
- Heart Failure: Ways to Live Your Best
- How can end-stage heart failure cause fatigue?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause anxiety?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause more bathroom visits?
- What are the symptoms of end-stage heart failure?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause sleep problems?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause swelling?
- What happens when you have end-stage heart failure?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause coughing?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause shortness of breath?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause a racing heartbeat?
- How can end-stage heart failure cause you to eat less?
- End Stage Heart Failure: How to Spot It
- What medicines are used to treat heart failure?
- How much salt can you have if you have heart failure?
- How can cardiomyopathy cause heart failure?
- What is the outlook for people with heart failure?
- What is a CT coronary angiogram used for to diagnose heart failure?
- What will the doctor ask before figuring out the right treatment for heart failure?
- What is a B-type natriuretic peptide blood test when diagnosing heart failure?
- When should you call your doctor about heart failure?
- What is an echocardiogram used for to diagnose heart failure?
- What does a chest X-ray show for heart failure?
- How can conditions that overwork the heart cause heart failure?
- What is a cardiac MRI used for to diagnose heart failure?
- What is an ejection fraction used for to diagnose heart failure?
- What can you do to treat stage C heart failure?
- How is heart failure treated?
- How is stage C heart failure treated?
- What should your diet consist of to help with heart failure?
- How active should you be to help with heart failure?
- How is bypass surgery used to treat heart failure?
- How can you keep your heart failure from getting worse?
- How is stage D heart failure treated?
- How is heart valve surgery used to treat heart failure?
- What are common drugs that treat heart failure?
- How is a left ventricular assist device used to treat heart failure?
- How does coronary artery disease cause heart failure?
- What is cardiac catheterization used for to diagnose heart failure?
- How does systolic heart failure happen?
- What do doctors look for when taking a blood test for heart failure?
- How is stage B heart failure treated?
- How can you manage heart failure?
- What can you do to treat heart failure?
- What happens if you have heart failure?
- How can you prevent further damage if you have heart failure?
- What is stage A heart failure?
- How is stage A heart failure treated?
- What is stage D heart failure?
- How is a heart transplant used to treat heart failure?
- What is stage C heart failure?
- What causes heart failure?
- What is stage B heart failure?
- How can a heart attack cause heart failure?
- How is infarct exclusion surgery (modified Dor or Dor procedure) used to treat heart failure?
- What things raise your chances of getting heart failure?
- When should I get emergency care for heart failure?
- Can I prevent heart failure?
- What should you make sure to do when seeing your doctor if you have heart failure?
- What foods are considered fluids as well?
- How can you control your blood pressure?
- What is cardiac rehabilitation?
- How common is heart failure?
- What are tips to limit your fluids if you have heart failure?
- How can you keep track of how much fluid you take in if you have heart failure?
- Can medications I take for other conditions affect my heart failure?
- Should I talk to my doctor if I think I'm likely to have heart failure?
- What are some tips to help you breathe at night if you have heart failure?
- Why is it important to track your heart failure?
- Is there a connection between diabetes and heart failure?
- Is it OK to stop taking my heart failure medicine?
- Should I avoid smoking if I have heart failure?
- What can I do to manage my heart failure?
- How often should you see your doctor if you have heart failure?
- Can I use herbal supplements if I have heart failure?
- Why should you watch how much you drink if you have heart failure?
- Will drinking alcohol make my heart failure worse?
- Why should you quit smoking if you have heart failure?
- How can you get heart failure?
- How can you breathe better if you have heart failure?
- Should you weigh yourself daily to keep track of your heart failure?
- What is sudden heart failure?
- What drugs can be a problem if you have heart failure?
- How can you prevent sudden heart failure from happening?
- When should you get emergency care for heart failure?
- What is an electrocardiogram used for to diagnose heart failure?
- How is cardiac rehabilitation used to treat heart failure?
- What is a stress test used for to diagnose heart failure?
- Heart Failure and Heart Transplants
- Heart Failure and the Biventricular Pacemaker
- Implantable Devices for Heart-Failure Treatment
- Detecting and Treating Heart Failure
- Heart Failure and the Biventricular Pacemaker
- Heart Failure Treatment With Potassium and Magnesium Supplements
- A Glossary of Heart Failure Terms
- Heart Failure and a Low-Salt Diet
- Heart Failure and the BNP Blood Test
- Heart Failure and Stress Management
- Why Are My Lungs Congested?
- Edema: Types, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
- Video: What Is Atherosclerosis and How Can It Lead to a Heart Attack or Stroke?
- Video: Warning Signs of Cardiac Arrest
- Teeny-Tiny Mini Pacemaker
- Healing Heart Failure
- A Low-Sodium Diet for Heart Failure
- BNP Blood Tests
- Heart Attack Symptoms and MCE
- Heart Failure Treatment
- How to Monitor Your Heart Failure
- How to Avoid Triggers of Sudden Heart Failure
- What Is Heart Failure?
- How Do I Get a Diagnosis of Heart Failure?
- Frequently Asked Questions About Heart Failure
- Heart Failure: Am I at Risk, and Can I Prevent It?
- Heart Failure -- the Basics
- Medications for Heart Failure
- Treating Heart Failure With Digoxin
- Treating Heart Failure with Calcium Channel Blockers
- Heart Failure Medication Guidelines
- Edema: Types, Causes, and Symptoms
- Treating Heart Failure With Aldactone
- Heart Failure: Signs Your Treatment Isn’t Working
- Heart Failure: Rehab by Stage
- Can managing stress help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can limiting alcohol help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Does smoking affect your risk of heart failure?
- What are some tips to get better sleep?
- Can making sure to move throughout the day help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can treating other heart-related conditions you have help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can avoiding drugs help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can lifestyle changes lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can losing weight if you are overweight help lower your risk of heart failure?
- How can staying active help lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can eating right lower your risk of heart failure?
- Can a long-term sleep problem raise your chance of getting heart failure?
- Diet and Heart Failure
- Heart Failure Symptoms
- Heart Failure: What Is It?
- When to Call the Doctor About Your Heart Failure
- What Leads to Heart Failure?
- How Does Your Body Compensate for Heart Failure?
- 10 Ways to Lower Your Risk of Heart Failure
- Symptoms of Heart Failure
- Treating Severe Heart Failure
- Slideshow: What You Should Know About Heart Failure
- Is It Heart Failure or a Heart Attack?
- What Are LVADs for Heart Failure?
- Heart Failure Questions to Ask Your Doctor
- A Glossary of End-Stage Heart Failure Terms
- Is End-Stage Heart Failure Treated?
- Can a heart attack be caused by a severe spasm?
- What are guidelines for taking food with Aldactone?
- What is coronary artery disease, and how is it sometimes linked to heart failure?
- What are some general guidelines for taking digoxin?
- Can plaque cause a heart attack?
- What should you be aware of if you are taking diuretics with digoxin?
- What is Aldactone?
- What is ischemia and how can it cause a heart attack?
- When should you talk to your doctor about side effects of digoxin?
- What is digoxin and what is it used for?
- What are arrhythmias, and how are they sometimes linked to heart failure?
- Should you talk to your doctor before taking over-the-counter medication if you are taking digoxin?
- What prescription drugs should you take at a certain time if you are also taking digoxin?
- What are side effects of digoxin?
- How does it feel to have heart failure?
- What is heart valve disease, and can it cause heart failure?
- How do I take digoxin?
- What happens during a transesophageal echocardiogram?
- What is a transesophageal echocardiogram?
- What is an echocardiogram?
- What is an intravascular ultrasound echocardiogram?
- What does it mean if you have trouble breathing or shortness of breath if you have heart failure?
- What should you do to prepare for an echocardiogram if you have diabetes?
- What does it mean if you have a lack of appetite or nausea if you have heart failure?
- What does it mean if you have an increased heart rate if you have heart failure?
- How should you prepare for the day of an echocardiogram?
- What is the typical outline of pacemaker follow-ups?
- How does heart failure affect the way your heart pumps blood?
- Are there enough hearts available for heart transplants?
- What are calcium channel blockers?
- What happens after the pacemaker is implanted?
- Can I take other medications while taking calcium channel blockers?
- What medications must I take after getting a heart transplant?
- Who are donors for heart transplants?
- What helps prevent organ rejection?
- What is advance directive (living will)?
- What are guidelines for taking calcium channel blockers?
- Should you avoid certain foods or drinks while taking calcium channel blockers?
- What should you wear when you go to the hospital for your biventricular pacemaker implant?
- When should you call your doctor right away about side effects of calcium channel blockers?
- How do I care for my wound after a pacemaker implant?
- How does drinking alcohol affect my heart failure?
- What are warning signs of infection after a heart transplant?
- What happens during the final pacemaker check after the pacemaker is implanted?
- How long can a person live after a heart transplant?
- How is organ rejection avoided?
- How is a pacemaker places inside your heart?
- What is a heart attack, and how is it different from heart failure?
- Who may not be considered for a heart transplant?
- How do they keep the area sterile of where they insert the pacemaker?
- What should you consider before deciding if a heart transplant may be right for you?
- What is the definition of vasodilator?
- What is a dobutamine or adenosine stress echocardiogram?
- What is the definition of cardioversion?
- What is the definition of mitral stenosis?
- What happens during a stress echocardiogram?
- What is the definition of ischemia?
- What is the definition of carotid artery disease?
- What is the definition of myocarditis?
- What is the definition of angina or angina pectoris?
- What is the definition of aneurysm?
- What is the definition of aortic valve replacement?
- Why do you need an echocardiogram?
- What are leads and how can they help with heart failure?
- What is a stress echocardiogram?
- What is a transthoracic echocardiogram?
- What is the definition of restenosis?
- What is the definition of immunosuppressants?
- What is the definition of inotropic medication?
- What is the definition of ventricular tachycardia?
- What is the definition of atrial flutter?
- What is the definition of commissurotomy?
- What is the definition of stroke?
- Will I need to follow a special diet after a heart transplant?
- How often do I need to get the pacemaker checked?
- What is the definition of angioplasty or balloon angioplasty?
- What are examples of calcium channel blockers?
- Who do biventricular pacemakers help?
- Why does organ rejection happen?
- How should I take calcium channel blockers?
- What are warning signs of rejection after a heart transplant?
- Does cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) help with heart failure?
- When will I be able to go home after a pacemaker implant?
- Where do donor organs come from?
- What happens before a heart transplant?
- What are side effects of calcium channel blockers?
- How long does a heart transplant procedure last and how long is recovery?
- What is ablation?
- Can you live normally after a heart transplant?
- When will the doctor need to check my pacemaker?
- How can you make sure to limit salt in your diet if you have heart failure?
- How do I prepare for the biventricular pacemaker implant?
- Who is considered for a heart transplant?
- How does the doctor test if the leads are in place for the pacemaker?
- Can you exercise after getting a heart transplant?
- How is a pacemaker placed outside the heart?
- What is a triglyceride?
- How does a traditional pacemaker work?
- What is the definition of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation?
- What is the definition of a pacemaker?
- What is the definition of implantable cardioverter defibrillator?
- What is the definition of ablation?
- What is the definition of atherosclerosis ("hardening of the arteries")?
- What is the definition of aortic valve repair?
- What is the definition of heart attack (myocardial infarction)?
- What is the definition of atherectomy (directional coronary atherectomy, or DCA)?
- What is the definition of transient ischemic attack?
- What is the definition of heart failure?
- What is the definition of heart-lung bypass machine?
- What is the definition of atrial fibrillation?
- What is the definition of cardiomyopathy?
- What is the definition of coronary artery disease (atherosclerosis)?
- What is the definition of minimally invasive heart surgery?
- What is the definition of multigated acquisition scan?
- What is the definition of pulmonary hypertension?
- What is the definition of aortic insufficiency?
- What is the definition of cardiac arrest?
- What is the definition of ventricular fibrillation?
- What is the definition of fibrillation?
- What is the definition of angiotensin II receptor blockers?
- What is the definition of intra-aortic balloon pump assist device?
- What is the definition of congestive heart failure?
- What is the definition of mechanical valve?
- What is the definition of left ventricular assist device?
- What is the definition of endocarditis?
- How are pacemakers implanted inside of the heart?
- When are calcium channel blockers used?
- What is the right follow-up schedule for my new pacemaker?
- What are arrhythmias?
- How are pacemakers implanted outside of the heart?
- How do I care for my wound after getting the pacemaker?
- When can I do normal activities after a pacemaker implantation?
- What are leads that are implanted in the heart?
- What will it feel like when the doctor puts in the pacemaker during the endocardial approach?
- How is the pacemaker implanted?
- How often do I need to get my pacemaker checked?
- When will I be able to go home after getting the pacemaker?
- What is the definition of stent?
- What is the definition of beta-blocker?
- What is the definition of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors ?
- What are some tips to help your diet if you have heart failure?
- Why does someone have to stay in the hospital after the pacemaker implant?
- What is the definition of myocardial infarction?
- What happens during the endocardial approach to treat heart failure?
- What is the definition of myocardial biopsy?
- What is the definition of valvuloplasty?
- What is the definition of defibrillator?
- What is the definition of aortic valve homograft?
- What happens when not enough blood is pumped into the body?
- How often should someone get their pacemaker checked?
- When will someone be able to go home after the pacemaker implant?
- What is the definition of enhanced external counterpulsation?
- What is the definition of coronary artery bypass graft?
- What is the definition of angiotensin receptor neprilysin inhibitors?
- Who is the best candidate for a biventricular pacemaker?
- How can food labels help with your diet and heart failure?
- What is the definition of heart block?
- Why would a doctor recommend combination implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and pacemaker therapy?
- How are the settings determined for your pacemaker?
- Will I stay in the hospital after my pacemaker is implanted?
- What should you wear when you go to the hospital for a biventricular pacemaker implant?
- How long does the pacemaker implant procedure last?
- How can eating a variety of foods help with your diet and heart failure?
- What is the difference in a normal heart and a person with heart failure?
- What is a pacemaker identification?
- What do biventricular pacemakers used to treat?
- What are biventricular pacemakers used for?
- How can cutting back on alcohol help with your diet and heart failure?
- How can reading food labels help with your diet and heart failure?
- How do I prepare for a biventricular pacemaker implant?
- Who is a candidate for biventricular pacemakers?
- How can including high-fiber foods help with your diet and heart failure?
- How long do pacemakers last?
- What happens during the pacemaker implantation?
- How does someone prepare for a biventricular pacemaker implant?
- What is the pacemaker follow-up schedule look like?
- What happens during the final pacemaker check?
- How does someone care for their wound after the pacemaker implant?
- What is pacemaker identification?
- What is atherectomy?
- What is angioplasty/balloon angioplasty?
- What are immunosuppressants?
- What is cardiomyopathy?
- What is a left ventricular assist device?
- What is extracorporeal membrane oxygenation?
- How can an IV drug help end-stage heart failure?
- What is carotid artery disease?
- What is aortic insufficiency?
- How can weight gain or swelling be a symptom of heart failure?
- What is endocarditis?
- What is enhanced external counterpulsation?
- What is restenosis?
- What does it mean if you have advanced or end-stage heart failure?
- What is atrial fibrillation
- What is ventricular tachycardia?
- What is a multigated acquisition scan?
- What is transient ischemic attack?
- What is a heart attack?
- What is a mechanical valve?
- What is atherosclerosis
- What is ventricular fibrillation?
- What is myocarditis?
- What is minimally invasive heart surgery?
- What do diuretics do to help with end-stage heart failure?
- What is cardiac ablation?
- What is heart muscle disease (Cardiomyopathy) and how can it lead to heart failure?
- What is a heart block?
- What is a beta-blocker?
- What is coronary artery bypass graft?
- What are symptoms of a heart attack?
- What is the definition of pericardiocentesis (pericardial tap)?
- What is the definition of rheumatic valve disease?
- What is the definition of platelets?
- What is the definition of septum?
- What is the definition of metabolic exercise stress test?
- What happens after the pacemaker check?
- What is ventricular septal defect?
- What is the definition of papillary muscles?
- What is unstable angina?
- What is the definition of mortality rate?
- What is the definition of pulse rate?
- What is the definition of pericardium?
- What is the definition of myocardial biopsy (cardiac biopsy)?
- What is cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)?
- What is a stunned myocardium?
- What is rheumatic heart disease?
- When can someone do normal activities after the pacemaker implant?
- What is the definition of right ventricular biopsy?
- What is the definition of trans-myocardial revascularization?
- How will I know if my pacemaker needs to be changed?
- How do I take Aldactone for heart failure?
- What is the definition of myocardium?
- What is the definition of thrombus?
- What Is a biventricular pacemaker?
- What is the definition of mitral insufficiency?
- What are heart valves?
- What is the definition of tachycardia?
- What is the definition of subvalvular aortic stenosis?
- What is the definition of syncope?
- What is the definition of variant angina?
- How is Aldactone used to treat heart failure?
- What is the definition of silent ischemia?
- What is ischemia?
- What are the most common drugs for people with end-stage heart failure?
- Can heart attacks lead to heart failure?
- What is mitral stenosis?
- How can an increased heart rate be a symptom of heart failure?
- What are other guidelines when taking Aldactone for heart failure?
- What is a stent?
- What is a stroke?
- What is an intra-aortic balloon pump assist device?
- What is the definition of transtelephonic monitor?
- What is cardiac arrest?
- What is the definition of sinoatrial node?
- What is the definition of occlusion?
- Should I avoid certain food or drugs while taking Aldactone for heart failure?
- How can lack of appetite or nausea be a symptom of heart failure ?
- What is the definition of rheumatic fever?
- What is the definition of positron emission tomography?
- What is the definition of total cholesterol?
- How do heart attacks happen?
- What is the definition of off pump heart surgery?
- How does heart failure happen?
- What medicines can lead to heart failure?
- What is the definition of Wolff Parkinson White syndrome?
- What is pulmonary hypertension?
- What causes heart attack and heart failure?
- What are the side effects of Aldactone for heart failure?
- What is heart-related plaque?
- What is inotropic medication?
- How is fatigue a symptom of heart failure?
- What is commissurotomy?
- How is a persistent cough a symptom of heart failure?
- What is the definition of sphygmomanometer?
- What is the definition of thallium exercise stress test?
- What is atrial flutter?
- What is the definition of pacemaker?
- What is the definition of sodium?
- What drugs can help manage pain from end-stage heart failure?
- What is a pacemaker?
- What is a heart-lung bypass machine?
- What is the definition of regurgitation?
- What is the definition of risk factor (for heart disease)?
- What is the definition of palpitation?
- What is the definition of murmur?
- What is the definition of rotoblation?
- What is the definition of mitral valve?
- What is the definition of pulmonic valve?
- What is cardioversion
- What is an implantable cardioverter defibrillator?
- What is the definition of stenosis?
- What is the definition of pericarditis?
- What is a nuclear scan?
- What is congestive heart failure?
- What is valvuloplasty
- What is the definition of myomectomy?
- What is the definition of transesophageal echocardiogram?
- What is the definition of saphenous vein?
- What is the definition of selective sinus node inhibitors?
- What is the definition of premature ventricular contraction?
- What is the definition of ventricular rupture?
- What is a myocardial biopsy?
- What is the definition of veins?
- What is angina?
- What are angiotensin receptor neprilysin inhibitors (ARNIs)?
- What is the definition of Sestamibi exercise stress test?
- How can getting a heart transplant help treat end-stage heart failure?
- What is a vasodilator?
- How is trouble breathing or shortness of breath a symptom of heart failure?
- What is sleep apnea and how can it lead to heart failure?
- What are angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs)?
- What is the definition of systolic pressure?
- What is an aneurysm?
- What is the definition of patency rate?
- What is obesity and how can it lead to heart failure?
- Are heart failure and heart attacks different?
- How do implanted devices help treat end-stage heart failure?
- What is an echocardiogram (echo)?
- What is the definition of ventricles?
- How should I prepare for an echocardiogram (echo)?
- What is the definition of thrombolytic medication?
- What is the definition of pulmonary edema?
- What is the definition of morbidity rate?
- What is the stress echocardiogram (echo)?
- What is the definition of obesity?
- What is aortic valve homograft?
- What is the definition of systole?
- What is a transesophageal echocardiogram (echo)?
- What is the definition of nitroglycerin?
- What is the definition of triglyceride?
- Can I stop heart treatment failure if my symptoms go away?
- What is lead extraction?
- What is the definition of carbohydrate?
- What is the definition of carotid artery?
- What is the definition of head upright tilt test?
- What is the definition of exercise stress echocardiogram (stress echo)?
- What is the definition of heart surgery?
- What is the definition of aortic valve?
- What is the definition of intravascular ultrasound?
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