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7446848 tn?1390876606

pulmonary pressure

l have congestive heart failure,have had TIA's and Pe's . my pulmonary pressure is 37, l am seeing a cardiologist, but don't know that l'm happy with him.Also have my heart valve's leaking. l'm concerned about my pulmonary pressure.
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7446848 tn?1390876606
my pulmonary pressure is at rest,(37) taken with a ecocardiogram , my leaking valve's,are from having rheumatic fever as a child.and are being kept under control with med's for high blood pressure.Aortic valve,mitral valve and tricuspid valve are all leaking, and now l'm told l have COAD.l do not have hypercoagulable disorder as l have been tested.but have had PE's and TIA's.
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1495448 tn?1326842830
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I'm sorry to hear you are having some difficulty.  If you are having TIAs and PEs, hopefully you have been worked up for a hypercoagulable disorder.  I am not sure if your pulmonary pressure is your peak systolic pressure or your mean pressure, so I can't speak to the severity of it.  I also can't tell the location or severity of your leaking heart valves. If you are unhappy with your cardiologist, I encourage you to seek a second opinion.  Hope this helps!
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