Congestive Heart Failure Has No Cure - By Pamela

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   ravirajan01posted 20 months ago

   Pamela has shared excellent information about CHF, its symptoms, and how it can be controlled.CHF still has no cure, and we can only control it by having a proper healthy diet and exercise and, in rare cases, by doing a heart transplant. The link to the article is as below.
   
   https://hubpages.com/health/Congestive- … as-No-Cure

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   AliciaCposted 20 months ago

   Congestive heart failure currently has no cure, but I was glad to learn that there are treatments for the condition. Hopefully, the treatments will help as many people as possible. I’m sorry that your brother-in-law has such a serious form of the condition, Pamela. It must be very difficult for him and your sister.
   
   Thank you for sharing the article, Ravi. It's important that people know about this health problem.

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   Pamela99posted 20 months ago

   Thank you for posting my article Ravi, and for your comments abour CHF. Trying to prevent CHF with healthy living is the best thing to do.
   
   Thank you for your comments Linda. It is very difficult for my sister, and all of the family who love him. If they start treating CHF before there is too much damage people can live quite a long time.

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   surovi99posted 20 months ago

   It was good to know about CHF condition. One must ensure healthy living to keep from suffering from CHF. I am sorry to know about your brother-in-law who is severely suffering from the condition. Also about your own mother who passed away suffering from the condition.
   Thank you, Pamela, for sharing.
   
   Thank you, Ravi, for sharing  Pamela's post.

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   Peggy Wposted 20 months ago

   Thanks Ravi for showcasing Pamela's article about CHF.  So very sorry to hear about your brother-in-law's condition, Pamela.  I lost an aunt to that condition.  She was slender, exercised, never smoked, and yet she had that condition.  I will say some prayers for you and your family.

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   aesta1posted 20 months ago

   Thank you, Pamela, for this very enlightening article. I’m so sorry it has to happen to your brother-in-law. It’s a stressful time but understanding what it is helps immensely.
   
   Ravi, thank you for sharing.

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