You have received a diagnosis of cardiomyopathy, and now?
Cardiomyopathies are still poorly understood diseases, and each case is unique. Today, effective therapies exist that have been shown to improve symptoms, prevent or resolve complications, and increase survival and quality of life for the majority of patients with cardiomyopathy.
To learn more, start here:
Cardiomyopathies are diseases of the heart muscle that can be completely asymptomatic for a long time, meaning they do not cause any problems, but can also manifest suddenly with even serious events and complications.
Today there are numerous therapies available that can improve symptoms, prevent or resolve complications and increase survival and quality of life.
Do you need help?
If you feel the need to talk to someone who can help you, call Listening Hearts and speak with one of our expert volunteers.
Hearts Listening is the cardiomyopathies help desk carried out by our expert and trained volunteers who, through listening, discussion and sharing of experiences will provide you with personalized support to better deal with your Cardiomyopathy experience or that of a family member.
You can speak to an operator by calling 055 06 20 178 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 15pm to 18pm. On other days you can leave a message on the answering machine or send a request using the appropriate form: inquiry form.
Help us support patients with cardiomyopathy
It's easier with a video
To learn more about cardiomyopathy, its diagnosis, and treatment, watch the video contributions of our healthcare professionals who are experts in this condition.
Access our Video Library of the Heart where authoritative experts explain in a clear and accessible way everything you need to know about diagnosis, therapies and daily management of these pathologies.
From genetics to new treatments, from pregnancy to physical activity, each topic is presented in short videos designed for patients and families. A complete information path, always available, to help you live better with a cardiomyopathy.
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