Patient's question:
Dilated cardiomyopathy may be related to generational genetic factors, but it's not 100% hereditary. Approximately 20% of families may exhibit reverse generational inheritance. The main cause of dilated cardiomyopathy is damage to myocardial cells due to viral infections. Currently, hospitalization is recommended to stabilize heart function, prevent the recurrence of thromboembolic diseases, avoid fatigue, and prevent the worsening of heart failure symptoms.Doctor's answer:
The heart again needs to be treated promptly with symptomatic therapy based on specific manifestations. This disease will never lead to hereditary conditions, so there is no need to be anxious. Pay attention to regulating your emotions and maintaining a calm mood. It is recommended to visit the hospital for prenatal examinations at irregular intervals based on specific manifestations and adjust according to the examination results.