Which is NOT a symptom commonly seen with cardiomyopathies such as HCM and ARVD/C?

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Structural and functional abnormalities associated with HCM produce a variety of symptoms with the most common being the following: fatigue, dyspnea, chest pain, palpitations, presyncope or syncope. The principle symptoms associated with ARVC are dizziness, palpitations, and syncope. However, as many as 40 percent of persons diagnosed with ARVC are asymptomatic. Peripheral edema is not a common symptom seen with HCM or ARVD/C. It is a common symptom seen with right-sided heart failure. In RV failure, the most common symptoms are ankle swelling and fatigue. Sometimes patients feel a sensation of fullness in the abdomen or neck. Hepatic congestion can cause right upper quadrant abdominal discomfort, and stomach and intestinal congestion can cause anorexia and abdominal bloating. Less specific HF symptoms include cool peripheries, postural light-headedness, nocturia, and decreased daytime micturition

Which Is NOT a Symptom Commonly Seen with Cardiomyopathies Such