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Is pulmonary hypertension treatable in a 19 year old and can it be serious?
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Yes and yes: It is serious and it definitely can be treated. You should see a Pulmonologist for a complete work up and treatment. A Pulmonologist is a doctor that specializes in lung diseases. T
Answered 11/27/2017
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