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| | | |  Home  Disease Index Cardiac Failure(Heart failure)
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| | is a disorder in which the heart loses its ability to pump blood efficiently throughout the body. The oxygen and nutrients in the blood provide the body with the energy it needs to operate efficiently. may affect the left, right, or both sides of the heart. If the left half of the heart fails (left ventricular failure), fluid will build up in the lungs due to congestion of the veins of the lungs. If the right half of the (right ventricular failure), general body vein pressure will increase and fluid will accumulate in the body, especially the tissues of the legs and abdominal organs (of these, the liver is the organ most likely to be affected). Often left leads to right heart failure causing biventricular failure. |
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| Causes |
| | can be caused by many different diseases and conditions and can occur either as an acute, sudden effect or as a chronic, long-standing condition. Ischaemic - a blood clot in one of the coronary arteries can cause injury and irreversible damage to the heart muscle. Hypertension - elevated blood pressure. Diseases of the heart valves. Cardiomyopathy - chronic heart muscle disease. Congenital . Endocrine disorders, including decreased metabolism due to abnormal thyroid function (rare) and also increased metabolism due to abnormal thyroid function (rare). Severe anaemia (rare).
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| Symptoms |
| | Left-sided Shortness of breath together with a reduction in mobility. In less severe cases, breathing problems only occur upon exertion. A chronic dry cough may develop. Fatigue.
Right-sided Swelling in the legs (oedema). The oedema may lead to dry skin on the lower part of the legs due to pressure from inside the tissue. There may also be an eczema-type rash which can be complicated by ulcers which do not heal (venous leg ulcers). Possible accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity and organs, especially the liver. The organs swell and the abdominal wall might expand.
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