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These symptoms are concerning and should be discussed with your healthcare provider right away. Low blood oxygen levels (below 90%) and elevated heart rate during activity can be signs of worsening pulmonary hypertension that require medical evaluation.

Common symptoms of progressing PH include
• Shortness of breath with Show Full Answer

These symptoms are concerning and should be discussed with your healthcare provider right away. Low blood oxygen levels (below 90%) and elevated heart rate during activity can be signs of worsening pulmonary hypertension that require medical evaluation.

Common symptoms of progressing PH include:
• Shortness of breath with activity
• Rapid heart rate
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Blue coloring in lips or skin
• Swelling in legs While some exercise can be beneficial for PH, it's critical that any physical activity be approved and monitored by your healthcare team. They may need to adjust your treatment plan or recommend supervised exercise through pulmonary rehabilitation to help you exercise safely while maintaining proper oxygen levels.

Keep a written log of your symptoms, including oxygen levels and heart rate changes with activity. This information will help your healthcare team better understand and manage your condition.

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