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Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (pah) Is A High Blood Pressure In The Arteries That Supply The Lungs With Blood. Patients With Mild Pah, Particularly Young Patients, May Feel Quite Well And Get Breathless Or Tired Only With Vigorous Exertion. Those With Severe Pah May Get Breathless On Minimal Exertion And Feel Tired, Exhausted And Experience Chest Pain, Forceful Heart Beats, Dizzy Turns, Loss Of Appetite, And Have Swelling Of The Legs Due To Fluid Retention. This Book Will Help Patients And Their Families Understand What Pah Is, And Advise Them On How To Cope With Their Illness. In The Uk Patients With Pah Are Referred To One Of The Eight National Pulmonary Hypertension Centres Staffed By A Team Of Specialist Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, And Other Staff Who Are Experienced And Expert In Managing All Aspects Of The Condition. Currently, The Drugs Used To Treat The Condition Can Be Prescribed Only By These Specialists. The Book Will Explain What The Illness Is And How It Is Treated In A Reassuring And Understandable Way. The Book Will Also Be Of Interest To Gps, Nurses And Other Related Healthcare Professionals.
This book investigates the clinical nature of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and provides a framework for patients and healthcare providers to manage the condition effectively. The authors, Clive Handler and Gerry Coghlan, utilize their medical expertise to demystify the complexities of this high blood pressure condition. The text serves as a bridge between specialized clinical knowledge and the practical needs of patients, their families, and primary care practitioners navigating the diagnostic and treatment landscape.
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Healthcare professionals and patients frequently cite this text as a clear, accessible resource for understanding a complex chronic illness. Experts highlight the book's utility in bridging the communication gap between specialized centers and general practitioners.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191001813
ISBN-13:
9780191001819
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