Can the heart return to normal?

Heart enlargement can usually return to normal.

There are many reasons for heart enlargement, such as myocarditis, alcoholic cardiomyopathy and chronic diseases such as hypertension. For heart enlargement caused by myocarditis, it is usually caused by inflammation stimulation, leading to local congestion and edema. Timely and effective symptomatic treatment can usually return to normal. For heart enlargement caused by alcoholic cardiomyopathy, after abstinence from alcohol, the heart can also recover symptoms. For chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, long-term, systematic and standardized treatment is usually required. After blood pressure and blood sugar are controlled, the heart can be restored to normal.