Could pulmonary hypertension be a problem i only have during pregnancy and go away afterwards?

Usually not: The pulmonary pressure can increase during pregnancy because of increased volume of blood and sometimes heart failure that complicates pregnancy. These changes normally improve and resolve shortly after delivery. If a diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension is made it usually refers to a more longstanding issue that needs close monitoring and treatment.

Pulmonary hypertensi: Possu idle, but requires close follow up after delivery of the baby.

PH and Pregnancy: While it is possible, you should have a complete evaluation by your physician to ensure that you are healthy.

Pulmonary hypertensi: Needs careful follow up after pregnancy.