Shortness of breath
Trouble breathing, particularly
when lying down.
Coughing
or wheezing
Coughing and wheezing that
produces mucus, sometimes
tinged with blood.
Swelling
Especially in the feet, ankles,
legs, and/or belly.
Confusion
Memory loss or feelings of
confusion.
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Fatigue
Feeling too tired to do
everyday activities.
Rapid weight gain
Gaining 3 or more pounds in one
day due to fluid retention.
Nausea or lack
of appetite
A feeling of being too full
or queasy.
TRACKING YOUR SYMPTOMS
Use the interactive chart on the next
page to keep track of your symptoms.
Fill it out each day and, if you notice
any changes in your health, let your
doctor know right away.
Even if you are on a treatment plan and making lifestyle changes, you still may be experiencing symptoms.
Below are some of the most important symptoms to watch out for. You and your loved one can keep track of
them together. If you experience any of these symptoms for the first time, or if you notice that any of them are
getting worse, call your doctor as symptoms can increase your risk of Heart Failure hospitalizations.