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Heart Failure occurs when the heart can no longer carry out its essential function as a “blood pump” to provide a sufficient cardiac output to satisfy the metabolic needs of the organism.
It primarily affects the left chamber of the heart, then the right chamber leading to biventricular heart failure. At this stage, vital organs such as the brain, liver and kidneys do not receive enough nutrients and oxygen to function properly.
The main symptoms of the disease include fatigue, shortness of breath (even at rest), and fluid retention.