Heart failure management focuses on improving heart function, relieving symptoms, and enhancing quality of life for patients whose heart is unable to pump blood efficiently. With timely diagnosis and a structured treatment approach, heart failure can be effectively controlled and disease progression can be slowed.
Management includes a combination of advanced medications, lifestyle modification, close monitoring, and device-based therapies when required. The goal is to reduce hospitalizations, improve daily activity tolerance, and prevent complications such as fluid overload and life-threatening rhythm disorders.
Heart failure is a chronic condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body’s needs. It does not mean the heart has stopped working, but that it is functioning less effectively than normal.
Common causes of heart failure include: