4 Different Types of Heart Diseases
                     4 Different Types of Heart 
Diseases
AN OVERVIEW
Well, heart diseases are one of the leading causes of death in the 
United States. There are many different types of heart diseases. 
Every heart disease has its own sign and different treatment. 
Clearly, many heart diseases can be cured via heart disease. 
In fact, to make heart surgeries or cardiac procedures successful, 
doctors use cerebral embolic protection devices during TAVR. 
Some lifestyle changes can help you improve your health. You 
should focus on your diet and keep yourself active to prevent 
yourself from heart diseases. 
Let’s dive into some different types of 
heart diseases: 
1 Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
2 Heart Arrhythmias
3 Heart Valve Disease
4 Cardiomyopathy (Heart Muscle Disease)
Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
This is a very common heart problem. With 
Coronary artery disease, you may get a 
blockage in your arteries which leads to a 
decrease in blood flow to your heart. In fact, 
you may experience chest pain n CAD, which 
sometimes leads to a heart attack. 
Some of the conditions that may increase the 
risk of CAD are high blood pressure, obesity, 
stress, smoking, genetics, inactive, cholesterol 
and more.
Heart Arrhythmias
A person suffering from heart arrhythmias 
experience irregular heartbeat pattern. 
This problem can also develop other serious 
heart problems and make your condition 
critical.
Heart Valve Disease
A human heart has four valves that are 
responsible for blood flow in the lungs, blood 
vessels, and more. A minor problem can block 
the blood flow. 
Some causes of heart valve problems involve 
infections like congenital heart disease, high 
blood pressure, rheumatic fever, coronary 
artery disease and more.
Cardiomyopathy (Heart 
Muscle Disease)
It is a disease on the myocardium or heart 
muscle. In this problem, your heart muscle gets 
thickened, stiffed or stretched, which implies that 
your heart may not pump well. 
Some causes of cardiomyopathy are infection, 
reaction to certain medicine or drug, genetic 
heart conditions and more.
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