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Enfermedad cardíaca isquémica; Cardiomiopatía isquémica
Algunos de los riesgos para cardiopatía que usted puede cambiar son:
Si usted bebe alcohol, redúzcalo a no más de un trago al día para las mujeres y no más de dos para los hombres. Debido a que el alcohol en grandes cantidades puede ser tóxico para el corazón, le pueden solicitar que lo reduzca aun más o que deje de beber por completo.
La buena nutrición es importante para su salud cardíaca y controlará algunos de sus factores de riesgo. Ver también: cardiopatía y dieta.
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