By New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center Midtown

01/18/2021 Congestive heart failure is a dangerous, life-threatening condition. Also known as heart muscle disease, cardiomyopathy or an enlarged heart, congestive heart failure reduces the flow of blood to your body, resulting in fatigue, shortness of breath and other limitations. If you notice any of these symptoms, including chest pain, get in to see the heart doctors in NYC at the Cardiology Manhattan Center!
Congestive heart failure — also called heart muscle disease — occurs when your heart muscle becomes unable to pump correctly. Heart failure limits your heart’s ability to provide the oxygenated blood your body needs. As your heart’s cardiac output slows, the amount of blood circulating to various part of your body decreases dangerously. Plasma can leak from capillaries that don’t receive enough blood pressure to remain healthy.
While congestive heart failure is usually chronic, you can manage it with the proper care. Make sure you’re being regularly monitored by the team of top cardiac doctors at the New York Cardiac Diagnostic Center in Manhattan. As a major killer in the U.S., this treatable condition is a life-threatening danger you need to take seriously. In fact, you should address any chest pain promptly.
Symptoms of Cardiomyopathy
Your heart pumps essential oxygen and nutrients into your bloodstream. Those nutrients get pushed throughout your body, from your chest to your most distant extremities. Either side of your heart or both sides at the same time can be affected by congestive heart failure or CHF. Symptoms vary, but can include:

• A diminished ability to exercise, as any activity becomes problematic when the disease progresses
• Shortness of breath, varying from normal inhalations during an activity to problems breathing even at rest
• Fatigue that is ongoing and not resolved with rest
• Swelling or edema, especially in your lower extremities, but also occurring in your abdominal region
• Chest pain, especially in women
• Feelings of bloating or nausea from excessive fluid in your abdomen

Because some of the symptoms come on slowly or mimic other conditions, it’s common to disregard them. Individuals who experience a heart attack or other heart condition often report nagging symptoms that have persisted for some time. Early and quick diagnosis and treatment can make a huge difference in the quality — and length — of your life.
If you have any questions for the best in class NYC cardiologist or would like to schedule a consultation or appointment, please feel free to contact our Upper East Side Cardiologist`s Office by number (212) 860-0796; Midtown Manhattan Cardiologist`s Office (212) 582-8006; Wall Street / Financial District Cardiologist`s Office (212) 860-5404.
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