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You can monitor your symptoms by: Weighing yourself daily - weigh yourself at the same time every day and record the results; if your weight goes up more than 2kg in two days, call your doctor or heart failure nurse.
Daily weights are taken to recognize when fluid overload is potentially or already happening. One of the more common symptoms of heart failure is fluid overload, usually causing edema or swelling, most commonly in the legs. Smaller amounts of excess fluid cannot always be detected by visual examination.
Daily weight Many people are first alerted to worsening heart failure when they notice a weight gain of more than two or three pounds in a 24-hour period or more than five pounds in a week. Its a good idea to track your weight and check in with your doctor if you notice sudden changes.
Record your weight every day. Weighing twice a day is not necessary. If you choose to weigh in the morning and evening make sure your doctor knows which weights you are talking about.
People who have heart failure need to track their weight carefully. Checking your weight lets you know how much extra fluid your body is holding on to. Sudden weight gain may mean that fluid is building up in your body because your heart failure is getting worse.
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People who have heart failure need to track their weight carefully. Checking your weight lets you know how much extra fluid your body is holding on to. Sudden weight gain may mean that fluid is building up in your body because your heart failure is getting worse.
Daily weight Many people are first alerted to worsening heart failure when they notice a weight gain of more than two or three pounds in a 24-hour period or more than five pounds in a week. Its a good idea to track your weight and check in with your doctor if you notice sudden changes.
Daily weights are taken to recognize when fluid overload is potentially or already happening. One of the more common symptoms of heart failure is fluid overload, usually causing edema or swelling, most commonly in the legs. Smaller amounts of excess fluid cannot always be detected by visual examination.

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