A low-salt diet for pulmonary hypertension can be a lifestyle adjustment, but it does not mean the end of tasty food. The first step? Look for hidden sodium in fresh poultry, breads, sauces, soups and condiments.
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You Can (Usually) Still Travel With Pulmonary Hypertension
There’s usually no reason you can’t travel with pulmonary hypertension, if you do some advanced planning. Our expert explains how.
Can You Inherit Pulmonary Hypertension? Here’s What You Should Know
Inherited gene mutations cause pulmonary hypertension in about 20 percent of the cases that have no other cause. Here’s how genetic testing can help families.
Diagnosed with Sarcoidosis? Four Types to Watch
If you have sarcoidosis, getting evaluated and starting treatment as soon as possible can lessen the likelihood this inflammatory disease will cause permanent damage. Pulmonologist Daniel A. Culver, DO, explains what you need to know.
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Heart Problem? Find Out if You Can Still Have a Baby
Having heart disease doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t get pregnant. Two Cleveland Clinic physicians discuss the risks.
4 Questions You May Have About Scleroderma
Recognizing symptoms of scleroderma early can help you have the best quality of life. Here are answers to 4 common questions about this autoimmune disease.
