tyrael
Bluelighter
....See a cardiologist, your GP can refer you. I'm putting it simply as if I start rambling about measuring cardiac function, stroke volume, ejection fraction etc it's going to be confusing. See a cardiologist they specialize in this kind of thing. GP's are great but they are not experts and you need to see a specialist.....
Best reply imo. After all, they are the spealist.
...my cardiologist appointment is booked for the 29th of Ja
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my diastolic reading has rarely reached over 100 and I think the last checkup I had was ~80 give or take, minus the betablockers (didnt take em that morning) which I should also mention, my HR was 99BPM without em which is a good sign... (my systolic reading was still 140+)
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A diastole reading sub-100 isn't alone worrying. (although your cardiologist will of course take your entrie history into account.
...without goin into detail, the blood and urine results have come up negative of PCC (although I still wanted the MRI done to be certain, decided against it in the end) but by the looks of it, I very well likley have pulmonary hypertension![]()
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Good to hear neg. on the PCC.
...not only do I have most symptoms of it, I have a considerably loud 2nd heart sound which has me worried as all fuck... not many other things can cause that can they? ....
(although I am no heart specialist) A split S2 (I'm guessing that's what you mean by a "2nd heart sound") afaik can be a number of things (all of which of couse need follow up - HCM [hypertrophic cardiomyopathy], aortic stenosis, etc.
Imo you're doing all the right things; going to your GP/cardiologist, staying away from drugs, (try to) eat/live as healthy as possible, blah blah.
Again, goodluck mate!
