Neftaly Discharge Instructions for Heart Failure Patients

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Healthy at Home

Dear Patient,

You’ve just completed treatment for heart failure—a condition where your heart isn’t pumping blood as well as it should. Now that you’re going home, it’s important to take special care of yourself to prevent worsening symptoms and avoid readmission to the hospital.

These instructions from Neftaly will guide you and your caregivers on how to manage your condition safely and confidently at home.


???? 1. Medications: Take Them Exactly as Prescribed

  • Don’t skip doses. Even if you feel better, continue your medication as directed.
  • Common medications may include:
    • Diuretics (“water pills”) – to reduce fluid buildup
    • ACE inhibitors or ARBs – to relax blood vessels
    • Beta-blockers – to slow and strengthen your heartbeat
    • Other heart medications (e.g., digoxin, aldosterone antagonists)
  • Keep a medication schedule or use a pill organizer.
  • Report side effects like dizziness, cough, or swelling to your doctor.

???? Call Neftaly or your healthcare provider if you’re unsure about any medication.


???? 2. Monitor Your Diet: Low Salt, Low Fluid

  • Limit salt (sodium) to less

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