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excellent video, thanks so much

My husband passed away suddenly from Acute left Ventricular failure and Biventricular cardiac hypertrophy. He had high blood pressure and was on a tablet for it.. So beforehand the. Doctor has said he's doing well clearly not he was only 52

I have heart failure. Diagnosed after a breathless experience 8 years ago. No swelling but weight gain. Need at least two pillows to sleep. Hope for another 8 years at least. I am 75 now.

Thanks Dr Hafiz I love yr channel and respect your insights need to ask your thoughts cos I am keen to undergo HBOT cos I have oxygen level issue at age 52 now also feeling fatigue and was diagnosed last year for having ectopic beat in one my heart chamber possibly root cause could be due to inflammation

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Thanks for your excellent explanation of heart failure . I am 75 and have had my aortic valve replaced 10 years ago.I developed Afib a couple years ago and also have heart failure. I’m still reasonably active and walk six kilometres every morning .I am on medication for my heart and see a specialist once a year at this stage.I didn’t know a lot about heart failure but after your explanation I feel a lot better. Thank you and I’ll keep watching your videos to help me understand my heart condition a lot better

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I’ve got all 5 of those. My Family Practice Doctor says my EKG is normal.

Dr. my father started IV antibiotics for 4 days now without having a blood culture test regarding his endocarditis which was diagnosed through heart echo. Is it too late now to have one and can we continue IV treatment without it ? Thank you for your help

How about pain in lower chest

Good day Dr 😅 thank you so much for this post . I've been battling the llast few months with palpitations up to 150 / min ..it's coming abd going ..usually when I move my arms a lot ..like sweeping or hanging washing ..or even combing my hair .. this happened suddenly . I'm 85 years old .have never been sick . I had covid x3 .but survived only to have brain fog for 3 years now .dripping from my eyes all day ..no cure .and now tge palpitations. My heart beat slow 52 . My overheats good ..my weight 50 kilo . Please advise.

I'm experiencing 4 of the 5 symptoms you described. All but the palpitations. I went to the cardiologist a week ago and he did an EKG and said it looked fine. Also my heart rate was 70 but at home it is usually at 60 so I think that is good. He did a stress test 2 years ago and said it looked very good. I went on a keto diet 2 years ago and lost 20 pounds but still have too big of a belly. I'm sure I have insulin resistance. I wish I could reverse this but I'm not convinced it is possible. Maybe chelation treatments.

Can high cholesterol cause heart failure

Had a probably heart attack in 2009, a real heart attack in 2013 with 3 stents, a widow maker in 2022 with 3 more stents and another stent in my LAD widow maker a month ago that we caught before the heart attack. I have never felt like an elephant was sitting on my chest and nothing ever felt weird in my left arm. The probable one was pain across the shoulder blades with profuse sweating. the second was pain in solar plexus that went to shoulder blades with profuse sweating. The widow maker started as pain across shoulder blades that went away with rest and ended with pain so bad I couldn't stand it across my upper chest after 2weeks of ignoring it. I begged for pain killers. The newest one was burning across my chest and mild sweating relieved by rest and the LAD was 99% blocked. I don't think there is one thing that says you are having a heart attack besides the symptom going away with rest. Before my 2013 one the main thing was if I did something strenuous My legs would give out and I would fall down but my Doc thought my SVT was not fixed from the 2006 surgery. Feelings of impending doom and paranoia also come into play the closer you get. When you get really close denial is the main thing that will kill you. Heart attacks are simple to a doctor(find the blocked artery and fix it) but complex to the person having one.

Thank you kind sir. Straight to the facts 👍 i just keep moving and rest when i want. 🙏🙏🙏 to all

I think of Jim Fixx the runner who died while running. I believe he had an existing heart issue but he kept running 🤍🤍🤍

I took the covid 19 vaccine and booster then this happened to me I had to take meds for diagnosis from emergency hospital visit while at work.

I went to the ER last week with the cardiac issues. My heart was beating too fast for a few seconds, and then it would go back to normal. This kept happening and I was dizzy. The cardiologist told me that I had a potassium deficiency and that my echocardiogram looked normal.

I couldn’t breathe and very tired. The weight gain came with the meds and I never really swell…it was figured my problem was due to a virus

What is HFpEF?

I have every single one of the symptoms you mentioned. Every one.

Is it possible for a fast beating heart do to temporary anxiety during a doctor visit to be reason for a heart murmur being heard in a person with no heart issue symptoms?

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I had swelling, terrible fatigue, occasional slight breathlessness, my chest was 😮always tight but I have MS so that’s what I thought it was. I went to hospital for one night and they said nothing, I was sent for echocardiogram I got a phone call at home one Saturday from my local hospital saying I had had a heart attack and my left ventricle was damaged, heart only working at45% …..j couldn’t believe it, was so shocked . Apparently I’d had a silent heart attack and I had no idea. I was terrified but apart from medication I ha E never seen a cardiologist, or had any t Cardio MRI…nothing. It’s terrible I’m in U K and the NHS is failing y fast.

I have a bicuspid aortic valve and I experience chronic fatigue. Sometimes I feel dizzy if I stand up, and I nearly fell into the door. I also have mild stenosis and moderate regurgitation, and my left ventricle is enlarged. Am I showing signs of early heart failure?

I’m 19 I did an ecg and it came back saying I have sinus bradycardia with Lvh I haven’t Horner with heart problems either is that possible for my age ?😞

Better than a MRI?

My mother died from heart failure. Her feet were swollen and she complained she couldn't breathe. My son had her taken to the hospital, where she died 2 days later. She was 98 years old, and her heart was worn out.

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The good doctor gasps after every sentence, perhaps he should get checked-out for heart failure?

what you need to do is tell your colleges in the GP's to stop gaslighting peoples health, so many rouge drs out there, and you wonder why the hospitals are full.

Thanks for that doc. Most informative. I'll subscribe to help you.

Had a very serious heart attack 5 years ago which necessitated 3 stents being inserted. I had no warning just came upon me one Sunday morning. Damn painful. At first I was worried that I was going to die and after 10 minutes was worried that I was not going to die, it was that painful. Death does not bother me, pain does though!

My heart aches whenever I think of my crush, what does that mean?

I AM 39 year old women i put on weight i have faster heart beat chest pain whistling while i breathing and breathlesness sometimes and swelling on both legs i AM not tired yet

I wear a Pacemaker and i am always tired but i put it down to old age i am 84yrs. old.

Thank you Doctor. Could you also tell us what is the treatment and how can one prevent heart failure.

When they dig a tumor out of your lungs it makes stopping really easy

My heart showed all these symptoms at the same time. Now my heart doc is checking my adrenal and pineal gland and 24 hr urine. I have tachycardia and sometimes a fib as well as a left ventricular bundle branch block. Where do I go from here? My cardiologist is handling my case and my breathing is bad and I dizziness. My bp hangs from 160 to over 200 and heart rate over 100 .

I have SVT, fast beats, slow beats. I'm 61 and started working out 3 years ago 3-4 days a week. I've lost 50 lbs and feel like I did when I was 50 and working out. I'm going down swinging!!!

Very good delivery...Clear and easy to follow.

i've had hf since 2017. i had the 5 bypass surgery. afterwards, i still couldn't excert myself, i still can't. lately i've had to call the ambulance twice because i couldn't breathe. the specialist took me of carvedidol and put me on water pills, i feel great but still have no energy. sometimes if i extend myself too much ( very little ) i feel sick to my stomach. at 85 i guess i can't expect much more.

My lpa is 51 is to worry about it plzzz reply doctor?????

Whats the best heart test to take??

I have all five symptoms, but it could be other things.

Why do I feel like you're trying to seduce us the way you're talking?

Dr why i have pinning in my left side of my breast bone