HRCT and ECHO

2023-05-05 15:02:41
I had my HRCT chest with Coronary Angiography which came normal and have 2D echo today after today's episode of Lightheadedness and rapid heartbeat which shows mild PAH. Is it worrisome? Cardiologist didn't pay much heed on it though.
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its borderline but normal

Answered2023-05-05 19:33:02

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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same

Answered2023-05-05 15:40:12

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RVSP of 31 translates into normal pulmonary artery pressures You don't need to worry at all PAH leads to shortness of breath on exertion If you don't have it You should be relaxed Just do an Echo yearly for few years Consult a pulmonologist in your vicinity for evaluation of HRCT changes

Answered2023-05-05 15:10:18

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No worry. Pl consult pulmonologist with detailed history and reports and treatment taken for better evaluation and treatment. Pl do 2d echo, periodically.

Answered2023-05-05 17:54:00

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No need to worry.leave it. Repeat echo after few months.
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do some breathing exercises. if you are obese try to reduce weight

Answered2023-05-05 15:50:24

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