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What Causes Body Discomfort And Excess Sweating In A Person With Enlarged Heart?

Husband complaining not feel good. He was told he has chf enlarged heart. Ef 10%. Several times today states it hot in house and it s comfortable but broke out with sweating. This last time of complaining and sweating I took temp. 95.5 is this normal with e.g. of 10%.
posted on Wed, 24 Feb 2016
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

An ejection fraction (EF) of 10 % is low.

Ejection fraction refers to the amount of blood that is ejected or pumped out with each heart beat.

The temperature is ok and would not be the cause of the heated sensation but it can be monitored to see if it changes.
It is possible that an infection is brewing.

Thyroid disease is also another cause for heat intolerance, so if it continues with no obvious infection then this would need to be ruled out.

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What Causes Body Discomfort And Excess Sweating In A Person With Enlarged Heart?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic An ejection fraction (EF) of 10 % is low. Ejection fraction refers to the amount of blood that is ejected or pumped out with each heart beat. The temperature is ok and would not be the cause of the heated sensation but it can be monitored to see if it changes. It is possible that an infection is brewing. Thyroid disease is also another cause for heat intolerance, so if it continues with no obvious infection then this would need to be ruled out. I hope this helps