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I had echo last year and i'll repeat it after few weeks, it showed moderate pulmonary htn 42.7mmhg, what will happen? is it possible to be flawed?
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Mgt.: Your cardiologist will follow you for pulmonary hypertension which may be caused by a number of conditions. Do you have any current symptoms? A history of cardiac disease? More information may be provided during an inbox consultation.
Answered 7/29/2017
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