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In people with systemic sclerosis SCLERODERMA ISN’T ALWAYS ON THE SURFACE.

DID YOU KNOW THAT IT CAN AFFECT YOUR LUNGS TOO?
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Scleroderma may lead to a rare but serious lung condition called pulmonary
arterial hypertension (PAH). Yearly screening for PAH is important for
your long-term health.

Talk to your RHEUMATOLOGIST
about PAH
What Is Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, or PAH?

What is PAH?

PAH is a disease of high blood pressure in the lungs that is more common in people with scleroderma.

See how PAH can
affect people like you

Hear Catherine's Story

Catherine had been living with scleroderma since 2015. What she did not know was that she was also living with PAH.

WATCH HOW SHE
UNMASKED PAH
Benefits of Screening
How Do I Get Screened for PAH?

How Do I Get Screened for PAH?

Regular screening can show whether you need further testing for PAH.

Learn about
pah screening

How Do I Talk About Screening With My Rheumatologist?

Ask your rheumatologist about why it is
important to have a yearly screening for PAH.

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