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Hi I’ve Had A Stress Cardiac MRI Scan And It’s Shown Mild Cardiomyopathy What Does This Mean For My Future And How It Progresses

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Tonbridge, UK

I have triple vessel heart disease and had a triple heart bypass and suffer from small vessel disease and unstable angina

January 15
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Mild cardiomyopathy indicates that the heart muscle is affected, which can impact its ability to pump blood efficiently. The progression of cardiomyopathy can vary:

- Stages of Heart Failure: Heart failure is divided into four stages (A to D). You may progress through these stages over time, but you can remain at any stage Show Full Answer

Mild cardiomyopathy indicates that the heart muscle is affected, which can impact its ability to pump blood efficiently. The progression of cardiomyopathy can vary:

- Stages of Heart Failure: Heart failure is divided into four stages (A to D). You may progress through these stages over time, but you can remain at any stage for many years.
- Management: Heart failure is a chronic condition but can be managed with medical treatments and lifestyle changes.
- Risk Factors: Family history and other medical conditions can increase the risk of progression.

Always discuss your specific condition and treatment options with your cardiologist.

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