To accurately diagnose pulmonary hypertension, the following aspects should be considered: symptoms, signs, laboratory, and other tests. Early-stage pulmonary hypertension usually doesn't exhibit clear symptoms, but discomfort occurs during intense activities. Common symptoms include difficulty breathing, chest pain, dizziness or fainting, and coughing up blood. Additionally, patients should undergo laboratory tests such as blood tests including liver function tests and HIV antibody testing, serological tests; an electrocardiogram to check for right ventricular enlargement or hypertrophy; chest X-ray; echocardiography and Doppler ultrasound; pulmonary function tests; blood gas analysis; radioactive isotope lung ventilation/perfusion scan; right heart catheterization; and lung biopsy.