Disease of Pulmonary Circulation falls under which category of permanence?

The classification of Disease of Pulmonary Circulation as "Probably Forever/Almost ALLS" reflects the nature of this category, which indicates a condition that is typically long-lasting and often does not resolve. This classification takes into account the chronic nature of many diseases affecting pulmonary circulation, such as pulmonary hypertension or chronic thromboembolic disease.

Conditions in this category generally require ongoing management and can have significant, persistent impacts on health and quality of life. While it may be possible for some patients to experience improvement or resolution of symptoms with appropriate treatment, the underlying issues are usually complex and may lead to lifelong considerations for care.

This classification distinguishes it from other categories, such as chronic conditions, which imply a long-lasting but potentially more variable course, and temporary conditions, which are expected to resolve in a shorter time frame. Hence, categorizing Disease of Pulmonary Circulation as "Probably Forever/Almost ALLS" appropriately acknowledges the likely permanence and management demands of such conditions.