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Mild pulmonary hypertension 33mmhg
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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.
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One thing striking in your report is that you have too many "mild" things! Do you have any symptoms also? If it was advised by a General Physician please discuss with him
He may refer you to a Cardiologist .
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Consult cardiologist
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Do you had any symptoms?
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Consultation with a cardiologist is advisable
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Dr. Karthickkannan Chandrasekaran
General Physician
Chennai
Insufficient history
Didn't provide what was u r complains..
Why was echo done?
Comorbidities any?
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needs further evaluation
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Need your background.
Why Echocardiography was done. Tell me about symptoms.
Pulmonary hypertension could be due to lung or heart or both. 33 mmHg pressure is not much. But to be monitored.
Treatment will depend on your background and symptoms at present.
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