Heart failure? Is it treatable?

Heart failure is usually referred to as heart failure, which is not necessarily easy to treat.

Heart failure can be divided into chronic heart failure and acute heart failure. Chronic heart failure refers to the pathological state in which the heart pumping function is gradually reduced on the basis of the original chronic heart disease, and the metabolic needs of the body cannot be met. At this time, the heart function has been damaged, and there is no cure. It can only be improved and maintained by taking diuretics, angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors, beta blockers and other drugs.

Acute heart failure is caused by various diseases for a short period of time. In severe cases, it can lead to shock. If it is reversible or caused by acute heart failure, such as viral myocarditis, it can be cured by taking antiviral drugs and drugs for treating heart failure, and removing incentives.