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Interpret my echo (concern for pah)
I do echo about 3 months ago. In those time I had a spike in blood pressure 140/92 and with severe anexity and echo says mild pah (TRPG 41 mmhg) . But after 1 month of propanonol and more of 2 months without any medication I do echo and it says normal study ( TRPG 22 mmhg, TAPSE- 26 mm). What should I do now. Here I attached 1st my past echo and 2nd my recent echo ...
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No need to worry
Its normal
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Hi. I understand your concern. Please do a in clinic visit for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and report to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Dr. Harish Bhatia
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Delhi
Nothing to be done. Just relax
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Dr. Vivek Gautam
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11 yrs exp
Greater Noida
kindly donot overtreat yourself..your echo is fine
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