What Is Cardiotocography?
Heart failure means that the heart muscle is severely damaged and the heart cannot normally pump enough blood to supply the needs of the activities and metabolism of various organs in the body. As a result, the heart gradually becomes enlarged and loses heart function. This is called heart failure.
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- Heart failure means
- Heart failure is divided into congestive heart failure or heart failure, which is caused by abnormal performance or impairment of structure or function, resulting in
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- There are many ways to classify heart failure, including:
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- The causes and causes of heart failure are:
- treatment
- The treatment of heart failure is mainly the treatment of its symptoms to prevent heart failure from becoming more serious. If there is a reversible cause of heart failure, such as infection,
- There is a gap between practice and facts when treating heart failure, and fact observations find that
- The most serious patients require inpatient care.
- Home care measures
- 1 Exercise Avoid strenuous exercise. Resting can reduce the load on the heart and relieve symptoms, including physical and mental rest. Choose slow but not too hard exercise, such as walking, jogging, qigong, Tai Chi, etc. Cardiac function level , activity is not restricted; cardiac function level , activity limitation, appropriate rest; cardiac function level , bed rest; cardiac function level , absolute bed rest.
2 Long-term bedridden patients should often do deep breathing exercises, and help and encourage physical activities, especially the lower limbs, to prevent muscle atrophy. Pay attention to the prevention and treatment of venous embolism, bedsores, and constipation. You can massage the whole body with positive safflower oil and turn over frequently. Generally, you should turn over every 2h. The sheets should be clean and free of wrinkles. Eat more fruits and vegetables, keep your stools open, and quit smoking and alcohol.
3 Keep the air fresh and the environment quiet and open the windows regularly every day for ventilation, but avoid air convection to prevent patients from getting cold. Temperature and humidity are suitable. Generally, keep warm in winter. Room temperature is 22 24 and humidity is 50% 60%. should.
4 Maintain a good mood and adequate sleep to make good psychological adjustments, improve self-control ability, live carefully, live regularly, and eat a light diet. High vitamins, low calories, low salt, and frequent meals. Women of childbearing age pay attention to contraception.
5 Self-monitoring society observes his heart rate, blood pressure, urine volume, weight and adverse reactions to the drug 'it is not appropriate to stop the drug at the same time' while paying attention to preventing and controlling infection.
6 Period of re-examination and indications. Periodic re-examination, timely visits to the hospital in the following circumstances: (1) Sudden oliguria and bloating during taking diuretics; (2) fever, cough, frequent urination, urgency and other infection symptoms; 3) Swelling, palpitation, shortness of breath, nausea, bloating, and abdominal pain; (4) When taking digitalis preparations, symptoms such as fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and yellow vision appear.
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