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My 2d echo report says i have mild pulmonary hypertension pasp by tr jet 38 mmhg does that mean i have pulmonary hypertension?
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Yes, pulmonary systolic pressure of 38 mmHg by TR jet put you in the category of mild to moderate pulmonary hypertension. What is your underlying cardiopulmonary problem? Do you have rheumatic heart disease or chronic pulmonary disease? Take care the underlying disease can stabilize the PAP or delay the progression.
Answered 9/18/2022
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