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Pacemakers keep a slow heartbeat steady, while defibrillators reset the heart when rhythms turn life-threatening
No matter which type of HCM you have, monitoring and treatment are key to helping you feel your best
Staying hydrated, exercising at moderate intensity and avoiding alcohol are just a few ways to care for yourself when you’re living with HCM
Exerting yourself in cold temperatures increases your risk of a cardiac event
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Recognizing subtle symptoms, like unusual fatigue or fleeting episodes of chest pain, could be key to survival
Your pulse and heart rate measure different body processes, but in most cases, they’re the same number
Deep breathing, yoga and meditation are just some ways to bring your heart rate down right away
Statin use has been associated with weight gain but the reasons aren’t clear — and the benefits of statins far outweigh the risks
If your provider has ruled out a serious cause, you can treat chest pain at home with antacids, inhalers or anti-inflammatory medications
Having underweight, having overweight and having obesity can be dangerous for your heart
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