Lower Your Risk of Heart Failure After a Heart Attack

Preventing permanent damage to your heart muscle is key to preserving its pumping power.

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A heart attack can damage an area of heart muscle, which never recovers function. When too much muscle is affected, the heart is no longer able to pump with enough force to meet the body’s demands.
In the midst of a heart attack, it’s natural to wonder whether you will survive, and if so, whether you will be able to live a normal life? Some hearts never completely recover after a heart attack, leaving the survivor unable to resume normal activities without becoming fatigued or short of breath. These are the […]
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