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Coronary Heart Disease CHD is the result of plaque build up in the inner walls of our coronary arteries
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Different types of heart disease:
- Coronary Heart Disease
- CHD is the result of plaque build up in the inner walls of our coronary arteries
- Coronary Microvascular Disease (affects the walls and inner linings of the tiny coronary blood vessels)
- MVD happens when the tiny arteries in your heart are damaged or diseased
- MVD is more likely to happen to women due to the drop in estrogen levels during menopause
- Broken Heart Syndrome
- Extreme stress can lead to severe heart muscle failure
- Usually is short-term and a full recovery is often the end result
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