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Three everyday habits that can quietly worsen heart health after a congenital heart defect diagnosis, plus gentle, research-backed strategies to protect your cardiovascular system.
Shortness of breath during mild activity and unexplained fatigue are two early symptoms of an adult congenital heart defect often dismissed as aging or being out of shape.
A heart murmur is the most common warning sign of a congenital heart defect in infancy. Learn what this sound means, when to worry, and what happens next.
Congenital heart defects have four main causes: genetics, environmental exposures, inherited patterns, and multifactorial factors. Learn how the heart is affected.
Two common drinks can raise blood pressure and worsen peripheral artery disease symptoms. Learn which beverages to limit and how small changes support vascular health.
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) restricts leg blood flow. Learn how potassium supports blood vessel flexibility, lowers blood pressure, and may ease walking pain—with food sources and expert caveats.
Learn which 5 foods can support healthier arteries when you have peripheral artery disease (PAD), from fatty fish to leafy greens and berries.
Sitting too long and eating ultra-processed foods are two daily habits linked to a higher risk of peripheral artery disease. Learn how they affect circulation and what helps.
That recurring leg cramp when you walk could be intermittent claudication from peripheral artery disease. Learn how to tell PAD from a muscle cramp.
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