7 Signs You Should Know About Pulmonary Hypertension

Unfortunately, the symptoms of pulmonary hypertension are generally not apparent early on in the onset of the disease, and this may be the case for years to come. However, as PH progresses, signs and symptoms of the disease will become apparent. Here’s a list of seven signs that may indicate you have pulmonary hypertension:

Fatigue may occur due to poorly oxygenated blood.

Read more about how sedentary women with PAH have their feelings of fatigue amplified.

In an early phase, this may occur when you are exercising but will progress and become apparent when you are resting.

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Find out what the 8 red flag symptoms of PH are that you should be aware of.

Or skipped beats (palpitations or arrhythmias).

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Faintness or dizziness can also be known as syncope.

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Your lips or skin may turn blue, this is referred to as cyanosis (lack of oxygen in the blood).

“Lips Painted Blue” is an animated series that helps children understand more about PH and why their lips may change color when living with it.

You may experience some blood when you cough (hemoptysis).

Find out what the 8 red flag symptoms of PH are that you should be aware of.

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