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Mild TR with Mild PAH
Can Mild PAH increase from Mild to moderate to severe? Apart from Mild TR and Mild PAH, everything is normal in Echo. TMT is also normal. Please render some insight.
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Seems like to be either lungs/vessels
Needs evaluation for the cause to assess the prognosis
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Can consult online
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Yes it can increase. We need to find the exact cause of PAH so to address it on time and stop it from progression.
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It would need extensive evaluation for the cause of PAH
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Ya , it may increase with age and lack of proper medications.
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes. Pl consult with detailed history and reports.
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Dr. Remi Cottadiyil
Pulmonologist
1 yrs exp
Mumbai
There are many causes for mild PAH
We have to evaluate to know the cause
Can be pulmonary ,Cardiac or some vascular cause
So if we treat the cause it should resolve and be under control
In other cases your doctor might advice you some medicine
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Regular follow up
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