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my husband was just diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension. He is 62 years old and had been exhibiting tired and out of breath symptoms for over 4 years. I have been reading the internet articles all night. I am so afraid of losing him. He is a workaholic who travels extensively. We were planning to retire in 2 years. How long can I expect him to live?
Hello , As I start I would like to reassure you that prognosis of pulmonary arteryhypertension has improved a lot since the last decade . Also it depends on the cause of pulmonary hypertension and the severity . But in our practice I have many patients who post 15 years of diagnosis are still holding Good . Do send us the medical represent for accurately guiding you . Regards
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Hello , As I start I would like to reassure you that prognosis of pulmonary artery hypertension has improved a lot since the last decade . Also it depends on the cause of pulmonary hypertension and the severity . But in our practice I have many patients who post 15 years of diagnosis are still holding Good . Do send us the medical represent for accurately guiding you . Regards