Patient's question:
Li Shen has now carefully checked and confirmed that there is pulmonary artery hypertension. It is unknown if there are any symptoms in daily life, and he wants to know a few things. He wants to ask, "Hello, what is the basis for the speculation of pulmonary artery hypertension?"Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of pulmonary hypertension are non-specific and may be asymptomatic in the early stages. As the disease progresses, it can manifest as follows: dyspnea, which first reappears and is the most common. Its characteristics include shortness of breath after intercourse, and in severe cases, it can also occur during rest. Fatigue, weakness, and reduced exercise tolerance decrease with reduced cardiac output and tissue perfusion. Systolic murmur increases cardiac output, leading to insufficient blood supply to the brain tissue.