Pulmonary Artery Systolic Pressure- 47 Questions Answered

Is there a chance of elevation in pulmonary artery pressure in the presence of chronic nasal polyps

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Dr. Rajni SharmaCardiologist | Delhi

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generally not ... Read More

Is it possible to have pulmonary artery hypertension with normal pulmonary artery and no turbulance

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Dr. Vikas KohliPediatric Cardiologist | Delhi

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You mean w normal pulmonary artery SIZE ? or PRESSURE? ... Read More

Is it possible to have pulmonary artery hypertension with normal pulmonary artery and no turbulance

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Dr. Anand LinganCardiologist | Mysore

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Unlikely.Do not get worried by echo report. You would have to review it with doctor depending on the clinical condition and interpretation of the results. ... Read More

Dear Sir Good Morning. One of college age 47 has problem of Higher BP. and recently he was diagnosed with Pulmonary Arteries Hipertension. His pressure for pulmonary arterial hypertension is 42. Please help me understand this problem and the reason for this. remedial action will be highly appreciated. Thanks

Asked for Male, 47 Years 449 Views v

Dr. Chandrashekhar KulkarniCardiac Surgeon | Mumbai

We need to see his complete echo report Pulmonary hypertension can occur due to various reasons Only a detailed check up will let us know the reason It may include a 2 D echo , stress test or a CT ... Read More

Why does systolic pressure increase.how to stop afib? If maze does not work what are the options.is pacemaker recommended for tachycardia.what are the pros and cons

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Dr. Anand LinganCardiologist | Mysore

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Kindly share details and consult online directly..They are complex information which need specific details to guide better ... Read More

My Echo shows normal pulmonary arteries but on the summary it says Mild PHT is it possible? With normal Pulmonary arteries?

Asked for Female, 40 Years 193 Views v

Dr. K Prashanth KumarPulmonologist | Hyderabad

Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment ... Read More

Rvsp = 37 mmhg in one echo Rvsp=29mmhg in one echo Both with normal pulmonary artery and veins Mvp with mild eccentric regurgitation How much is the chance of pulmonary artery hypertension Is it idiopathic pulmonary artery hypertension Will someone help me I am 20 year old

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Dr. Vikas KohliPediatric Cardiologist | Delhi

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Unlikely that a patient would have MVP and Idiopathic PH. A lot depends on who is doing the echo. ... Read More

Can you have a Mild PHT even when the ECHO shows that pulmonary arteries are normal? Is confusing. Please assist

Asked for Female, 40 Years 298 Views v

Dr. Deepak R ShejolCardiologist | Mumbai

Normal pulmonary artery is a anatomical term Mild PHT Means there is mild pressure increase in the pulmonary arteries It's like a pipeline being normal but increase water pressure in it Hope the an ... Read More

Hi My daughter is having pulmonary arteries in very thin size as per doctor and during birth itself, when we contacted doctor he told that it will grow in size as child grows and there is nothing to worry, can anyone please let me know what is the reason for this

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Dr. Nikhil GanjooPediatrician | Delhi

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I assume this was detected on Cardiac Scan/ECHO. It would be best to review with Paediatric Cardiologist with the report to gain full clarity in context of why it was performed in the first place ... Read More

Sir I am 20 year old male I been diangnosed with mitral valve prolapse and mild mitral regurgitation My dr told me these things only But when i looked at my echo cardiogram its written i have mild pulmonary artery hypertension I dont have a family background of heart or lung disease I dont know what caused it Is it possible to have pulmonary artery

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Dr. Anand LinganCardiologist | Mysore

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Mild Pulmonary hypertension could be present in normal asymptomatic patients also. It is just that on regular echo scans it has to be monitored if it is rising. Just don't bother about it. It has got ... Read More

It's mentioned 3 vessel view . Pulmonary artery appeared small, forward flow noted Does forward flow means correct? Is this serious abnormality or is it curable by birth or can can be corrected ?

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Dr. Sachin PariskarPediatrician | Pune

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Kindly consult once for discussion ... Read More

Upon checking my BP a week back I got 155/80 i was in intense anxiety at that time .. will intense anxiety may be the cause of systolic bp or so I have any other problem like isolated systolic blood pressure and need to take medicines

Asked for Female, 31 Years 224 Views v

Dr. K SupriyaGynecologist | Bhilai

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I am suffering from mild pulmonary hypertension. How many years can I survive as there no cure. Can there chance of wrong results in echo 2d

Asked for Male, 31 Years 470 Views v

Dr. Rahul ReddyPulmonologist | Hyderabad

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Mild pah is usually not an issue ... Read More

Good afternoon , my Echo show the pulmonary arteries are normal, but the report says I have mild PHT. What does that mean?

Asked for Female, 40 Years 373 Views v

Dr. Abhinav ChhabraCardiologist | New Delhi

It means there is slight rise in right side heart pressure which can be because of obesity etc ... Read More

My systolic is high 140 and diastolic is normal why it is so. From past 5 years. I take low sodium still it is same. And in Summer my clothes get more white due to sweat compare to others

Asked for Male, 23 Years 336 Views v

Dr. Sibashankar KarCardiothoracic Surgeon | Bhubaneswar

Take some blood pressure medication. Sweating is unrelated. ... Read More

Dear Doctors, I could see Mild mitral, mild tricuspid regurgitation with Mild pulmonary hypertension in my echo report. Artery pressure has shown as 33mmhg. Does it mean anything serious? Do I need to treat this issue.

Asked for Male, 32 Years 328 Views v

Dr. Nishant Kumar JaiswalPublic Health Medicine Specialist | Lucknow

Consultation with a cardiologist is advisable ... Read More

I am having irregular systolic blood pressure problem since last one week like 167, 156,180 for last three days records. I am taking all medicine timely and my diastolic blood pressure is around 80 , pulse rate between 80-90. Is it normal??? Taking normal diet like rice at lunch and roti at dinner. Please suggest remedies/ medicine for stability of

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Dr. R.VimalkumarCardiologist | Chennai

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Hi your blood pressure is high and your medications to be adjusted to get good control. Consult with doctor for further management. ... Read More

In my NT scan at 13th weeks of pregnancy ,PI values of artery pressure doppler are 1.7 (left) and 2.1 ( right) and MoM value 1.45 . Doctor said report is normal and given ecosprin 150mg.Please advise is there is any concern

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Dr. Nidhi SharmaGynecologist/Obstetrician | Chennai

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Uterine artery PI usually falls at around 16-20 weeks only . However it is better to have a baseline PI at the time of NT scan ... Read More

Why my systolic blood pressure is always high its in sometime 145 or 140 but diastolic is always in 70s My age 21 Height : 5.9 Weight : 85 kg No other health issue

Asked for Male, 21 Years 632 Views v

Dr. SirishaCardiologist | Hyderabad

Hi, Young age raised systolic blood pressure may b due to hormonal or stress factor. Family history also to be noted. Get renal function tests to evaluate kidney. Avoid junk food, decrease salt intake ... Read More

Dear sir my general physician tells me that it is the first fast beating sound and not the very first beating sound to be considered as a systolic pressure.is it true.please help

Asked for Male, 27 Years 161 Views v

Dr. Shashidhar Shree NiwasNephrologist | Gurgaon

First heart sound ... Read More

I had done my master checkup.In which during echo test i got following results :grade 2 tricuspid regurgitation with mild pulmonary artery hypertension 38mm/hg, grade 1 mitral valve regurgitation, bradycardia 51. I am really worried about my condition. Please clarify me about my echo report. 1.Can i get married? 2.can i do exercise and weightlifti

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Dr. Amruth SindhuPulmonologist | Bangalore

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Hi. I understand your concern s. you will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation. Consult a cardiologist for the same at the earliest ... Read More

After pulmonary embolism in both main and peripheral pulmonary arteries my echo report shows RA RV DILATED, Reduced rvsf TAPSE 9MM WHAT IS IT? IS ONLY ANTI COAGULATION TREATMENT ENOUGH FOR IT. I M ON PRADAXA 150 TWICE A DAY

Asked for Male, 50 Years 115 Views v

Dr. Anand ChopdaCardiologist | Bangalore

Ya take anticoagulation ... Read More

I saw an article that " People who repeatedly have a difference of 10 to 15 mm Hg for systolic pressure are more likely to have vascular disease. ... A large difference in blood pressuremeasurement between your arms may be a sign of a health problem, such as: Blocked arteries in your arms(peripheral artery disease)". I

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Asked for Male, 28 Years 155 Views v

Dr. Anand ChopdaCardiologist | Bangalore

Yes it's true. Needs proper evaluation of pulse , BP, symptoms.If you are facing this issues , consult with me online here,so that I can guide you accordingly. ... Read More

I found an article that " A difference of more than 10 millimetersof mercury (mm Hg) for either your top number (systolic pressure) or bottom number (diastolic) may be a sign ofblocked arteries in the arms, diabetes or other health problem" Is this true???

Asked for Male, 28 Years 80 Views v

Dr. Anand ChopdaCardiologist | Bangalore

Yes possible ... Read More

My father Dr Ranendra Nath Roy has been suffering from high isolated systolic blood pressure for about 8 to 10 years.At the beginning he took stamlo & continue it for about 6 to 7 years then he took metolar xr 50 & now about a month ago he started to use omlezest beta 50.But systolic pressure is still above 160 ( 160/82).His ecg report is g

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Dr. Anand LinganCardiologist | Mysore

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The treatment is best on regular consultation with a local cardiologist in your city... because it involves multiple reviews and dosage adjustment during treatment ... Read More

Did biphasis t wave 2 3 avf suggests pulmonary hypertension Or is it because of birth defects Some one help pls

Asked for Male, 20 Years 157 Views v

Dr. Rajni SharmaCardiologist | Delhi

Consult cardiologist, ECG is not treated, pt. are treated as per there symptoms, consult physician first ... Read More

What is the normal pulmonary flow in an tall adult Is high pulmonary flow means pulmonary artery hypertension

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Dr. Rajni SharmaCardiologist | Delhi

High flow through Pulmonary artery is seen in young it's fine if no shunt lesion ... Read More

Hi My sisters Cardiology ultrasound report shows that she is suffering from Dilated cardiomyopathy,severe left ventricular systolic dysfuntion(EF-33%),severe pulmonary artery hypertension(RVSP-78mmhg).Could you please help to answer about treatment options available for this condition(as doctor has said that there is no surgery possible,Worried).

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Dr. Sanjat ChiwaneCardiologist | Gurgaon

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1) DCMP is a diagnosis of exclusion. It is a disease that affect myocardium and damages it. As a consequence heart function dips. Common causes-: Post myocarditis especially viral, ischemic, drug toxi ... Read More

My systolic pressure fluctuates between 120 to 105 and diastolic is constantly around 70. My heart rate fluctuates between 65 to 85. I am on beta blockers 3.125 cardivas for heart palpitation and 56 ejection fractions. Heart palpitations are not there now. Just thinking if this kind of fluctuation is ok?

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Dr. Tushar SharmaCardiac Surgeon | Ahmedabad

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Ya this fluctuation is with in normal limit. So no need to wory about this fluctuation. ... Read More

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Is there a chance of elevation in pulmonary artery pressure in the presence of chronic nasal polyps

Is it possible to have pulmonary artery hypertension with normal pulmonary artery and no turbulance

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Is it possible to have pulmonary artery hypertension with normal pulmonary artery and no turbulance

Why does systolic pressure increase.how to stop afib? If maze does not work what are the options.is pacemaker recommended for tachycardia.what are the pros and cons

My Echo shows normal pulmonary arteries but on the summary it says Mild PHT is it possible? With normal Pulmonary arteries?

Rvsp = 37 mmhg in one echo Rvsp=29mmhg in one echo Both with normal pulmonary artery and veins Mvp with mild eccentric regurgitation How much is the chance of pulmonary artery hypertension Is it idiopathic pulmonary artery hypertension Will someone help me I am 20 year old

Can you have a Mild PHT even when the ECHO shows that pulmonary arteries are normal? Is confusing. Please assist

Hi My daughter is having pulmonary arteries in very thin size as per doctor and during birth itself, when we contacted doctor he told that it will grow in size as child grows and there is nothing to worry, can anyone please let me know what is the reason for this

It's mentioned 3 vessel view . Pulmonary artery appeared small, forward flow noted Does forward flow means correct? Is this serious abnormality or is it curable by birth or can can be corrected ?

Upon checking my BP a week back I got 155/80 i was in intense anxiety at that time .. will intense anxiety may be the cause of systolic bp or so I have any other problem like isolated systolic blood pressure and need to take medicines

I am suffering from mild pulmonary hypertension. How many years can I survive as there no cure. Can there chance of wrong results in echo 2d

Good afternoon , my Echo show the pulmonary arteries are normal, but the report says I have mild PHT. What does that mean?

My systolic is high 140 and diastolic is normal why it is so. From past 5 years. I take low sodium still it is same. And in Summer my clothes get more white due to sweat compare to others

Dear Doctors, I could see Mild mitral, mild tricuspid regurgitation with Mild pulmonary hypertension in my echo report. Artery pressure has shown as 33mmhg. Does it mean anything serious? Do I need to treat this issue.

In my NT scan at 13th weeks of pregnancy ,PI values of artery pressure doppler are 1.7 (left) and 2.1 ( right) and MoM value 1.45 . Doctor said report is normal and given ecosprin 150mg.Please advise is there is any concern

Why my systolic blood pressure is always high its in sometime 145 or 140 but diastolic is always in 70s My age 21 Height : 5.9 Weight : 85 kg No other health issue

Dear sir my general physician tells me that it is the first fast beating sound and not the very first beating sound to be considered as a systolic pressure.is it true.please help

After pulmonary embolism in both main and peripheral pulmonary arteries my echo report shows RA RV DILATED, Reduced rvsf TAPSE 9MM WHAT IS IT? IS ONLY ANTI COAGULATION TREATMENT ENOUGH FOR IT. I M ON PRADAXA 150 TWICE A DAY

I found an article that " A difference of more than 10 millimetersof mercury (mm Hg) for either your top number (systolic pressure) or bottom number (diastolic) may be a sign ofblocked arteries in the arms, diabetes or other health problem" Is this true???

Did biphasis t wave 2 3 avf suggests pulmonary hypertension Or is it because of birth defects Some one help pls

What is the normal pulmonary flow in an tall adult Is high pulmonary flow means pulmonary artery hypertension

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