A flower is the reproductive structure of many plants. It usually has four main parts. The carpel is the female reproductive structure that produces eggs. The stamen is the male reproductive structure that produces sperm. Petals surround the carpel and stamen and are brightly colored.
The symptoms of an enlarged heart are observed when the heart can no longer pump the amount of the blood the body needs to function adequately. Here are some of the signs and symptoms of an enlarged heart: 1  Swollen legs. 2  Increased abdominal girth. 3  Thyroid problems. 4  Weight gain. 5  Edema. 6  Shortness of breath. 7  Abnormal heart rhythms. 8  Palpitations. 9  Cough. 10  Chest Pain.
The risk of complications from an enlarged heart depends on the part of the heart that is enlarged and the cause. Complications of an enlarged heart can include: Heart failure. One of the most serious types of enlarged heart, an enlarged left ventricle increases the risk of heart failure.