What are the long term effects of heart disease if not treated?

Answer 1

Undoubtedly, the worst long term effect of Heart disease that is left untreated would be death. But, the long term effects that occur while alive, that lead up to death, might sound better than dying, but it could turn out to be a long, slow process. Enlargement of the heart will occur, as will blood pressure, as the heart will be pumping faster. Blood vessels will become more narrow, and the heart will stop pumping as much blood to areas like the hands and feet, so that more blood can get to vital organs instead.

Answer 2

1)Coronary Heart Disease long term problems/effects-Unstable Angina,Heart Failure, and even leading to Heart Attacks, and maybe even death (depending on your condition and how you contribute to it).

2)Congenital Heart Disease long term problems/effects-(common in children)this occurs when something goes wrong at birth, (fetal tragedies) and you may need extensive care such as cardiac catheterization or cardiac surgery when/if you have heart disorders such as chronic severe cyanosis, (poor feeding) and as a child's form finally, is atrial septal defects. Children with the single ventricle syndrome increase the likelihood of developmental disorders or otherwise called ''tragedies''.