Can Sleep Apnea Cause Low Ejection Fraction In Heart Failure Patients? - Sleep Apnea Support Network

Описание: Can Sleep Apnea Cause Low Ejection Fraction In Heart Failure Patients? In this informative video, we will discuss the impact of sleep apnea on heart health, particularly for individuals dealing with heart failure. Sleep apnea is a condition that disrupts normal breathing during sleep, leading to various health complications. Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the body’s requirements, and one of the key indicators of heart function is the ejection fraction.

We will explore how sleep apnea can affect oxygen levels during the night and the subsequent effects on blood pressure and heart strain. Understanding this relationship is essential for those with heart failure, as sleep apnea can exacerbate existing heart problems. We’ll also look into the importance of managing sleep apnea through effective treatments, which can improve overall heart function.

Additionally, the video will touch on how untreated sleep apnea can affect cognitive health, further complicating heart-related issues. This connection between brain and heart health underscores the necessity of addressing sleep apnea for those with heart conditions.

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