The Basics of PPH

Primary Pulmonary Hypertension is a very difficult medical condition to diagnose. The symptoms associated with this condition are very similar to many other heart and lung conditions. In addition, there is no final test for PPH. Instead the diagnosis is one of removal. If other conditions and conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or blood clotting in the lungs have been ruled out, PPH may be diagnosed.

PPH can be very difficult to survive if it is diagnosed improperly. It is often the case that asthma is mistaken for PPH. This causes improper treatment, and allows PPH to develop. Often, this leads to a lot of pain and suffering.

PPH patients generally present with some symptoms. These include progressive shortness of breath, hyperventilation, fatigue, progressive weakness, fainting spells, excesses, dizziness, coughing blood, and progressive cyanosis. Some of these are made worse by heavy activity, making it very easy to confuse PPH with asthma or other lung conditions.

Unfortunately, the cause of PPH is not fully known. The best thing that the researchers found was that there was some strong correlation between PPH and other factors. However, there is no definite cause. These are, unfortunately, other factors that make PPH difficult to diagnose. There are also relatively low incidence of PPH, which makes it very difficult to study. However, researchers believe that PPH may be due to sensitivity to specific internal or external factors.

There is a very strong correlation between PPH and the use of dietary drugs such as phen. Although this drug was taken from the market in 1997, people still develop PPH from its use. There is a latency of ten years or more with the use of this drug. With the inability of PPH research, it is difficult to know how long it will take to develop PPH through the use of dietary medications. This also adds to the difficulty in researching PPH.

In addition to dietary drugs, PPH can develop more easily in people with Raynaud's disease. In a small number of cases, PPH is passed from family member to family member. If you would like more information on PPH, you can find it by clicking here.

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