Introduction:Pulmonary hypertension (PH or PHTN) is a disorder that affects the lungs. In which blood pressure in the lungs' arteries is abnormally high. The signs and symptoms are shortness of breath, syncope, fatigue, chest discomfort, leg oedema, and a racing heartbeat. It may be tough to exercise due to the disease. In most cases, onset 2 is slow. Pulmonary hypertension is diagnosed when the Patient's at rest or during exercise; the pulmonary mean arterial pressure is more significant than 25mmHg. Main symptoms and clinical findings:A 17-year-old male reported with significant pulmonary artery hypertension and thrombus that has been present for five years. An electrocardiogram was performed. A blood investigation has been completed. He had a 5-year history of hypertension. Clinical findings, as well as the primary diagnostic and treatment intervention: He has severe pulmonary artery hypertension and a thrombus in the suitable pulmonary Artery case. He was admitted to the tertiary care hospital for further treatment of acute respiratory failure. All relevant investigations has been completed. Conclusion: This study emphasized the importance of ward identifying, preventing, and controlling modifiable causes by knowledge, screening, and early care of chronic disorders to reduce pulmonary hypertension with thrombus.

Pulmonary artery hypertension thrombus, lymphoma