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Nowadays, heart ailments are on a steep rise. An erratic work schedule and the stress associated with it make people prey to cardiac problems. One such ailment that is often heard of is Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. In simple terms, this is a specific heart ailment that causes the heart muscles to enlarge. Let us tell you more about this problem, its symptoms, and treatment. What is Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy  can affect your heart in the following ways:    Thickening of the heart muscles  Changes in the Mitral valve  Stiffness in the left ventricle   Since this problem thickens your heart muscles, it blocks the flow of the flood. When the blood flow is affected, it will impact the heart's processes. Symptoms of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Let us now first tell you about the symptoms of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy.   Chest pain-  This is the most common symptom of Cardiomyopathy as well as  Myocarditis . Usual...

A primary angioplasty is conducted if a patient has blocked arteries. The resultant operation performed by any reputed cardiologist removes the blockage thus allowing smooth flow of blood. Often patients recover that is if the surgery was conducted successfully. However there are some things that the patients must keep in mind to fasten the recovery process. Here we will talk about certain things you must practice after  primary angioplasty . Take medicines on time Meddling with the medicines after an angioplasty is not a wise decision. Your doctor has vast experience in the field that is why he asks you to follow the medicine schedule diligently. Most patients feel that they can start reducing their medicines as the procedure is now accomplished. However the safe use of medicines prevent you from facing complications like Stent thrombosis. Don’t ignore any symptoms After your procedure if you notice any symptoms like chest pain, discomfort, dyspepsia or breathing problems ...

On a rainy afternoon, Narayana visited Dr Venkatesh his personal Cardiologist who has been treating him for high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol and diabetes. Vigilantly he observed his prescription and asked “Can you cut off some medicines? It is bothersome to track the multiple medicines and timings”. Doctor replied “we have a new drug for diabetes that reduces heart attack which I added”. It is not uncommon for patients to wish that the medication list be pruned at every visit. But they are bewildered to see additional medicines in the new prescription. Every few months new medicines with additional benefits are introduced into medical science leading to prescription elongation. Polypill is one of the solutions for long prescriptions where multiple fixed-dose medicines for various diseases are combined in a single pill. This combination is to prevent future heart attacks. This concept is not new; Wald and Law coined the term Polypill in 2003 to ...