The Homestead National Monument of America is the source of accurate information on the Homestead Act. There are some aspects of the Homestead Act of 1862 that are often misunderstood. One primary cause for the confusion was the length of time that homesteading legislation was on the books; 123 years total.
The most common symptoms of IPAH include: shortness of breath when physically active. tiredness. dizziness. fainting. swelling in the extremities, including legs and ankles. chest pressure or pain. racing pulse.
The symptoms of PAH can make it hard to do simple things such as walking up stairs or to the mailbox. As PAH progresses, it may become more difficult to carry out daily tasks without experiencing symptoms. With less blood flowing into the lungs and less oxygen getting to the rest of the body, symptoms such as dizziness, shortness of breath, and fatigue may start to occur. Some people also may notice swelling in their ankles and legs. A change in the symptoms you experience may indicate that your PAH is progressing.