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With 2 echocardiogram showing output of 38%, should this be the time to start the slow down process?

By Anonymous March 13, 2018 - 8:44am
 
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I was told unless a right heart cath is done, they do not consider HP. What has been the correlation between the results of echo vs heart cath? Is output the same, more / less than the echo? RLN was damaged during removal of thryoid, hyper and hypo nodules, 2 para thyroid. Now diagnosis with Asthma. It was stated RNL does not become involved w/HP.... BUT RNL feeds into vague nerve which determines the amount of gases going into and out of the lungs. It seems this could be making the lungs worse ? Could this build more pressure for HP?

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Hello Anon

This question is not within our scope in terms of the information we carry. A cardiologist needs to discuss this with you.
Best,
Susan

March 13, 2018 - 1:45pm
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