Selexipag As Treatment Option For Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

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Besides being a serious condition that causes shortness of breath, pulmonary hypertension is also extremely dangerous since it has very few treatment options available, and no known cure. After the first symptoms start to show up, and you get you’re accurate diagnosis, you will want to treat this devastating disease that affects your whole life.

But how is pulmonary hypertension diagnosed?

Fortunately, science and research is constantly evolving, leading to new discoveries that can mean new treatment options for PH. In this video, shared by dailyRx, is discussed the use of selexipag as treatment option for pulmonary arterial hypertension. A study was published showing the drug’s potential for treating PAH and stated that selexipag successfully cut the rates of hospitalization and worsening symptoms among PAH patients by 40 percent compared to placebo.

Ever thought about engaging a clinical trials for your PH? Find out more about these studies here.

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