An Osmosis Video: Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Explained

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[@cheryldotson1710]

I have congestive heart failure. I have survived longer than anyone expected. I still have things to do!

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Tarantula that's fucked up yo. But funny yo

[@jl3072]

What are your symptoms what was going on before diagnosed

[@brianpistolwhip]

How have you been treating it?

[@rowenadoctor7861]

What's up?

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Time to fullfil ur dreams

[@Neekachu11]

This is the first and only time anyone has endeavoured to explain to me why it's called "congestive" heart failure and exactly why fluid builds up in the body as a consequence of this disease. Seems like a minor point but it really helped me to remember what the disease is now that I understand that term and hearing someone say "congestive heart failure" doesn't make my heart sink to my stomach anymore because I feel like I've regained some control over understanding this subject. Thanks so much for this video!

[@osmosis]

We do our best. Thanks for the feedback!

[@wh0sc4nd1ce]

my uncle passed away from chf on Monday (2 days ago) and man people need to take it more seriously. It sucks and it took away one of the major people in my life from me, one day he is in his chair because he can’t walk properly (from chf as well) he goes to bed and never wakes up. and boom he’s gone. It’s horrible but thank you for explaining it so more people might take it seriously, god bless 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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Thanks for sharing and we're sorry about your loss. 🙏🏼

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Well that a normal thing for old people. A person told me that his mother-in-law died from heart failure at 78

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Please accept my condolences for your loss🎉

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My professor refuses to post anything online after class. I love how I’m able to watch this as many times as I want! It hit all the points my professor taught in class. Thank you!!

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13:58. "Thanks for watching". No, thanks for your hard work creating this video.

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Others ku normal healthy heart

[@mck421]

I work as a medical assistant at a cardiology clinic and this is by far the most clear and thorough explanation of heart failure I've ever seen/heard! This will help me better explain it to my patients. Thank you guys!

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[@oopalonga]

i've watched hundreds of medical/science videos on youtube and no one explains it as well as Osmosis. Well done!_!

[@joanyoder5880]

I am 93 years old and have congestive heart failure and have it for the past 20 years. I have a valve that does not close properly. I get out of breath after a little exercise. I am a female.

[@mohammed306]

You've been very educational ; thanks alot. I finished med school about 3 years ago and your video tops every cardiology lecture I had to endure for 7 years.

[@gabriellam3825]

Thank you so much for this video! I've really been struggling on understanding the different types of heart failure and this really made it so clear to understand!!

[@randypickett5242]

Thank you for your clear explanation. I have congestive heart failure and your video provided with a better and clearer explanation then I got from my cardiologist. I feel like I owe you a co-pay. Thanks

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[@jmleeinla]

Thank you for such a clear, concise definition of chf. I'm coming to terms with this disease as my sister is in end-stage chf. I hate this so much...😔

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[@worldsokayestmedic4568]

Excellent video! I really liked the insertion of crackles :-) I do wish there was some discussion about coronary blood flow and diastolic BP increase which typically accompanies left sided failure with pulmonary edema. Thanks!

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[@mohammedhatim2583]

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I have a question on the part where it described right sided heart failure with things like ASD and VSD In the video it was stated that the right ventricle would undergo concentric hypertrophy, but wouldn't it be dilation instead of hypertrophy due to volume overload (more blood = more volume) which leads to eccentric hypertrophy (dilation)? The video was insanely helpful, thank you so much for such great work!

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We're looking into how to do that best. Thanks for the suggestion!

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@@osmosis in hypertrophy non new myocytes are formed, but the existing ones increase in size due to the load demand of ventricle. Increase in number of cells is hyperplasia.

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Hi my daughter recently passed away from genetic heart disease and I was so shocked that nobody picked it up I’m just so gobsmacked really watching this helped so much

[@mirzahabeeb3161]

wow.. just awesome and in detail explanation and in such a short time.. thank you :)

[@osmosis]

You're welcome.

[@KittyPepperPhd]

My aunt had hypertension for a long time and weighed more than 400 lbs. She died very suddenly from congestive heart failure at the age of 46. This video really helps me understand what the hell happened and why.

[@osmosis]

Glad it helped! 💙

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OMG I feel i just learned CHF after a long time! Thanks a million

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[@baderalghamdi8425]

I've been working in emergency room for about 4 years, this is the best explanation for heart failure have ever seen .. thank you very much :)

[@osmosis]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@tataagomate7663]

Best explanation for Heart failure I've had in my nursing history, thank you for sharing. Please keep it up.

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Thanks for your awesome feedback! Appreciate it a lot! 😊

[@justbreathe7573]

When my mom is admitted to the hospital due to CHF and COVID Pneumonia, with pulmonary edema and cardiomegaly, every second of this video reminds me of what she had experienced. From her orthopnea to treating her with diuretics. It has been one scary ride.

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How is she now?! I pray ok ❤️

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@@Familiagz_ Thank you. She's doing good.

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@@justbreathe7573 😊 great🙏🏽

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@@Familiagz_ Hey well-wisher, she left us today. Thank you for asking about her the last time. 🙏 Stay healthy. Stay blessed.

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Thank you so much! I needed the visual aid to help me understand what is going on inside me. And THANK YOU for the "crackling" sound effects. I made mention of the sound of gurgling to my cardiologist and he just sat and stared at me and didn't say a word. I felt so stupid and figured it was another one of those things that happens and no one believes you when you tell them about it. But now I know I'm not stupid! It really is happening and more importantly can be explained! Thank you ever so much for your explanation!

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[@nilyfoxx9645]

What brought about our meeting was fate, and I am fortunate to have met and fallen in love with an amazing person like you. Everything about you makes me happy, and I adore every bit of you. It’s so amazing how much I love you. My life was empty before I knew you, but loving you gave me hope. It gave me a reason to keep living, and I'll keep on doing that. In your arms is where I find love; no one brings me happiness the way you do; you're that one person that my heart beats for! I am enamoured with you unrepentantly. I've never felt so complete with anyone before. You make my life feel like a fairytale. I'm mesmerized by the affection you've shown me. Thanks for loving me. The more you go away from me, the closer I reach you. I may not say a word, but my heart will always tell that you are my dearest. I want to build my life with you

[@zillsolar]

My dad had Congestive Heart Failure.. he was diagnosed 2 years ago and passed away october 2, 2020 . RIP dad❤️

[@underwurld]

What was it like with him in the early stages? I think my dad has it. Although he hasn't been properly diagnosed yet, I'm still worried for him.

[@underwurld]

Sorry for your loss

[@zillsolar]

@@underwurld well before he went to the hospital and got diagnosed he was short of breath, his feet was swelling, and he just was feeling ill so those are the symptoms and wow i hope everything works out well and thanks.

[@dannym631]

My dad passed away recently from it. He had a cough and shortness of breath and swelling in his legs and feet. Had absolutely no idea he had it until it was too late. RIP dad.

[@zillsolar]

@@dannym631 RIP💔❤️💯