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This is the term for diseases of the heart muscle. They’re sometimes simply called enlarged heart. People with these conditions have hearts that are unusually big, thick, or stiff. Their hearts can’t pump blood as well as they should. Without treatment, cardiomyopathy get worse. They can lead to heart failure and abnormal heart rhythms.Cardiomyopathy may sometimes run in families, but it can also be caused by high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, metabolic diseases, or infections.In the article we will think about the relevance of this disease and new methods of its treatment

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  • Date of publication30-01-2021
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Русский

Кардиомиопатия - это термин, обозначающий заболевания сердечной мышцы. Их также иногда называют просто увеличенным сердцем. У людей с этими заболеваниями очень большое, толстое или твердое сердце. Их сердца не могут перекачивать достаточно крови. Если не лечить, кардиомиопатия ухудшится. Они могут привести к сердечной недостаточности и нарушению сердечного ритма. Кардиомиопатия иногда может быть наследственной, но также может быть вызвана высоким кровяным давлением, диабетом, ожирением, нарушениями обмена веществ или инфекциями. В статье мы подумаем об актуальности этого заболевания и новых методах его лечения

Ўзбек

Kardiomiopatiya bu yurak muskullarining kasalliklari uchun atama hisoblanadi. Ular ba'zan oddiygina kengaygan yurak deb ham ataladi. Bunday kasalliklarga chalingan odamlarning yuraklari juda katta, qalin yoki qattiq holatda bo’ladi. Ularning yuraklari qonni kerakli darajada haydab bera olmaydi. Davolash muolajalari olib borilmasa, kardiyomiyopatiya yomonlashadi. Ular yurak yetishmovchiligiga va yurak ritmining buzilishiga olib kelishi mumkin. Kardiyomiyopatiya ba'zan irsiy paydo bo'lishi mumkin, ammo u yuqori qon bosimi, diabet, semizlik, metabolic kasalliklar yoki infektsiyalardan ham kelib chiqishi mumkin. Maqolada ushbu kasallikning dolzarbligi va uni davolashning yangi metodlari haqida fikr yuritamiz

English

This is the term for diseases of the heart muscle. They’re sometimes simply called enlarged heart. People with these conditions have hearts that are unusually big, thick, or stiff. Their hearts can’t pump blood as well as they should. Without treatment, cardiomyopathy get worse. They can lead to heart failure and abnormal heart rhythms.Cardiomyopathy may sometimes run in families, but it can also be caused by high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, metabolic diseases, or infections.In the article we will think about the relevance of this disease and new methods of its treatment

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