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Heart Failure Treatment

Meaning

Heart Failure Treatment, in a modern clinical context, involves a comprehensive strategy that increasingly targets the dysregulated neurohormonal systems that perpetuate the disease state. Beyond traditional interventions like diuretics and beta-blockers, treatment now includes pharmacological agents that modulate the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) and natriuretic peptides. Furthermore, a growing body of evidence supports the careful consideration of supplemental hormone therapies, such as growth hormone or testosterone, to address the associated catabolic state and low levels often seen in chronic heart failure patients.