Pulmonary Hypertension

good ejection fraction :: Article Creator Indianola Woman Waiting For Heart Transplant Thankful For Community Support Drop in a question of your very own BY CLICKING HERE or by emailing 25-year Vermilion County reporter Jennifer Bailey at jbailey@news-gazette.Com. INDIANOLA — In this village of only around 250 people in southern Vermilion County, "when someone is going through something, we all pull together," resident Lucinda Goble said. Goble has been friends with Kelly Manning Ingalsbe for as long as she can remember, and when she saw that Ingalsbe was offered a heart for transplant this week but that her medical team didn't think it was the best one for her, she knew she had to do something more for her lifelong friend. "I am a strong believer in the power of prayer, and I just wanted to get more people praying about the same thing, at the same time, the same place," Goble said. So, she posted on Facebook, with ...

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pulmonary artery pain :: Article Creator What's Causing My Chest Pain? Chest pain is not something to ignore. But you should know that it has many possible causes. In many cases, it's related to the heart. But problems in your lungs, esophagus, muscles, ribs, or nerves may also cause chest pain. Some of these conditions are serious and life-threatening; others are not. If you have unexplained chest pain, the only way to confirm its cause is to have a doctor check you. Problems with your heart aren't the only possible cause of chest pain. (Photo credit: PhotoAlto Agency RF Collections/Getty Images) You may feel chest pain anywhere from your neck to your upper abdomen. It can also spread to other areas of your upper body, like your jaw, back, or down your arm. The pain can persist for a few minutes to hours, and sometimes even for months or more. It might get worse when you're doing something active but ease up when you...