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Dr says mild pulmonary hypertension of 45 mm is likely nothing to worry about since rest of echo was fine. symptoms are bradycardia, palpitations and grade 2 systolic murmur. 43 y/o female. should i get 2nd opinion?

Q: dr says mild pulmonary hypertension of 45 mm is likely nothing to worry about since rest of echo was fine. symptoms are bradycardia, palpitations and grade 2 systolic murmur. 43 y/o female. should i get 2nd opinion?

: At age "43", with even "mild" pulmonary hypertension, and a "normal ECHO" should be evaluated and treated by a cardiologist, especially when accompanied by "bradycardia, palpitations and a murmur".

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Dr. John Berryman answered

At age "43", with even "mild" pulmonary hypertension, and a "normal ECHO" should be evaluated and treated by a cardiologist, especially when accompanied by "bradycardia, palpitations and a murmur".

Dr Safford agreed

Answered 7/27/2021

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A member asked:

Dr says mild pulmonary hypertension of 45 mm is likely nothing to worry about since rest of echo was fine. symptoms are bradycardia, palpitations and grade 2 systolic murmur. 43 y/o female. should i get 2nd opinion?

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Dr. John Berryman answered

Dr Safford agreed

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