Conditions Cured by EECP
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Do you know ? What conditions can be cured by EECP therapy ?
The following are the conditions in which EECP may be required or suggested:
Lung Disease
EECP boosts circulation and increases oxygen delivery.
Helps lungs function better and reduces breathlessness.
Improves stamina and reduces fatigue.
Helps lungs function better and reduces breathlessness.
Improves stamina and reduces fatigue.
Chest Pain (Angina)
EECP creates natural bypasses around blocked arteries.
Improves heart blood flow and reduces angina episodes.
A proven non-invasive therapy for chronic angina.
Improves heart blood flow and reduces angina episodes.
A proven non-invasive therapy for chronic angina.
Shortness of Breath
EECP increases cardiac output and lung oxygenation.
Breathing becomes easier as circulation improves.
Enhances exercise capacity.
Breathing becomes easier as circulation improves.
Enhances exercise capacity.
Heart Failure / Low EF
EECP improves blood supply to weak heart muscles.
Helps heart pump efficiently and reduces symptoms.
Supports better EF and reduces hospital visits.
Helps heart pump efficiently and reduces symptoms.
Supports better EF and reduces hospital visits.
Left Ventricular Dysfunction
Enhances perfusion to LV muscles.
Reduces swelling, fatigue & breathlessness.
Improves quality of life.
Reduces swelling, fatigue & breathlessness.
Improves quality of life.
Cerebrovascular Disease
EECP increases brain blood flow.
Supports memory, focus & reduces dizziness.
Enhances vascular health.
Supports memory, focus & reduces dizziness.
Enhances vascular health.
Fatigue
EECP improves oxygen delivery to tissues.
Boosts energy, stamina & daily performance.
Reduces chronic tiredness.
Boosts energy, stamina & daily performance.
Reduces chronic tiredness.
Kidney Failure
Better circulation improves kidney function.
Helps manage swelling, BP & fatigue.
Useful when kidney issues are heart-related.
Helps manage swelling, BP & fatigue.
Useful when kidney issues are heart-related.
Peripheral Artery Disease
Boosts blood flow to legs.
Reduces pain & increases walking distance.
Helps relieve claudication.
Reduces pain & increases walking distance.
Helps relieve claudication.
Persistent Cough
EECP reduces lung congestion caused by weak heart.
Helps lessen heart-related chronic cough.
Not for infection-type coughs.
Helps lessen heart-related chronic cough.
Not for infection-type coughs.
Diabetic Heart Disease
Diabetics often have small-vessel blockages that stents can’t treat. EECP improves circulation, forms natural bypasses, reduces chest pain, boosts stamina, and enhances overall quality of life.
Cardiac Syndrome X
EECP improves microvascular circulation.
Reduces discomfort despite clean arteries.
Enhances exercise capacity.
Reduces discomfort despite clean arteries.
Enhances exercise capacity.
The problem which EECP cannot treat is unstable angina. Chances are that even while you rest, symptoms may develop suddenly. Angina of this type can also cause more frequent, long-lasting, and more severe symptoms.
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