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. Peripartum cardiomyopathy is a life threatening condition of  unknown cause that occurs in previously healthy women. It is characterized by  symptoms of heart failure due to left ventricular dysfunction that occurs in  the last month of pregnancy or the first five months after delivery. Case  report. We presented woman who underwent caesarean section due to  preeclampsia. Two weeks after delivery first signs of heart failure appeared  and only after six weeks following the onset of symptoms peripartal  cardiomyopathy was recognized. A conventional treatment with diuretics, ACE  inhibitor and beta blocker along with anticoagulant therapy was applied,  which resulted in a complete recovery of the left ventricular function four  months after. Conclusion. Timely detection and initiation of treatment are an  important precondition for the complete or partial recovery

Could it have been better? A patient with peripartum cardiomyopathy treated with conventional therapy