Can cardiac hypertrophy heal?

Cardiac hypertrophy refers to hypertrophy of the heart muscle. Whether hypertrophy of the heart muscle can be cured usually needs to be analyzed in detail in combination with specific conditions.

If the patient finds hypertrophy of the heart immediately after targeted treatment under the guidance of a professional physician, it does not affect the blood circulation of the heart, nor does it affect the normal function of the heart, and does not cause complications. At this time, the condition is relatively mild and usually cured. If the patient does not pay attention to myocardial hypertrophy, resulting in slow heart blood circulation, easy to cause serious damage to heart function, and also cause orthopnea, exertional dyspnea, nocturnal paroxysmal dyspnea and other complications, at this time the condition is relatively serious, generally can not be cured.