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Breathlessness
I have been feeling breathless from yesterday with episodes of tachycardia and Chest pain. I was rushed to ER and discharged by diagnosis of sinus tachycardia. But on and off shortness of breath still persists. My oxygen levels are 98-99. I have had an Echo a month with mild PAH 31mm hg which was told normal. And I haven't had breathing issues until yesterday. Now I am feeling it all of a sudden even without exertion and also feel burps and acidity as well ? Is it psychological or my PAH is getting bad ?
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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Take a CT chest, which may help to know underlying lung pathology and ECG. Do you have only shortness of breath or any other respiratory symptoms associated? Take online consultation for better review and treatment.
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Hi. I understand your concern . Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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May be due to stress and strain.pl consult pulmonologist and cardiologist for further evaluation and treatment. Pl do Yoga, meditation and pranayama etc.
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rule out oad..not a severe pah
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Pah might not be the cause. Psychological and gerd can mimic that Once rule out obstructive airway disease
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consult a pulmonologist with detailed history and proceed accordingly
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