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Yes, CTEPH and all other forms of Pulmonary Hypertension are insidious killers and the men and women who work to treat us are incredible heroes. I include Big Pharma because Bayer Aspirin makes a drug called Adempas, it only works on Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and CTEPH, two of the rarest conditions on the planet. They lose money with each pill but they make sure we get it. November is Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month!
I know that's what we all think; just like I'll be faithful just as long as you. Right?
Here's the rub: medical professionals (some are on this board) can tell you that over half of all long-term illnesses are at best classified as Preventable and at worst self-induced. All of us know a totally innocent victim of Cancer, but most cancers are preventable (shhh! We all like to blame cancer for being unreasonable and only striking innocent, happy people, but it's actually fairly predictable). Some of us are genetically susceptible to hypertension, but what about the ones who cause ourselves to have it because of behavior and poor diet? Does my wife get a free pass to cheat because my self-induced hypertension prevents me from having sex? Should i open up our marriage until i lose 25 lbs? And do i then have the authority to close it again once my HBP is reduced?