Wondering if you have coronary artery disease (CAD) or heart failure?
Take a minute to answer some questions about your heart health.
If you answer yes to several of the following questions, you may be at risk for coronary artery disease or heart failure and should consult with your physician.
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Do you...
Avoid activities that you used to enjoy?
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Tire easily, such as walking up a flight of stairs?
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Drive rather than walk?
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Have trouble sleeping or have a sleep disorder?
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Have jaw pain?
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Often experience nausea?
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Have back pain?
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Sweat excessively?
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Get dizzy?
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Drink alcohol?
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Eat a diet high in fat, red meat, and/or fast foods regularly?
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Have a family history of heart problems/disease?
Have you...
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Recently gained weight?
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Had chest discomfort when performing an activity, or while at rest?
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Had a heart test within the past two years?
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Had these symptoms (chest discomfort, shortness of breath, heart racing/palpitations) while resting?
Let’s unblock the road to heart recovery
If you have heart failure or CAD, you may be a candidate for treatments that could improve your quality of life and make your heart healthier. Your first step is to talk with your doctor.
Unblock the road to heart recovery
We’re on a mission to shed light on heart failure and CAD symptoms, encourage patients to talk with their doctors, and help improve the quality of life of more Americans.
Appointment Resources
Do you have an appointment coming up with your primary care physician or cardiologist? Learn about what to talk about and which questions to ask.
Talk with your physician
We understand it can be scary to talk to your doctor. But being open with your doctor about how your feeling can help them diagnose and treat you. After all, you may have options that could improve your heart health and unblock the road to heart recovery.
Talk with your physician
We understand it can be scary to talk to your doctor. But being open with your doctor about how your feeling can help them diagnose and treat you. After all, you may have options that could improve your heart health and unblock the road to heart recovery.