Remi
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My HR increases with more than 30 bpm within 10 minutes of going from non moving to moving position. This can be lying or sitting down and moving limbs, or from standing still to walking. I don't know what BP does, bc my and the hospital's BP device don't register BP when not still. In rest, both HR and BP are normal. The two internists I consulted both dismissed it, including my Polar A370 results of weeks.
I have bad circulation that improves with compression stockings, low salt in urine so got rx for 6 grams of salt tablets to add to 6 grams in food. Drink like a fish, pee like a race horse (4 liters minimum)minimum. Elevation of bed head helps dizziness in the morning and pee frequency at night. When I still exercised, I stayed dizzy and without focus for hours afterwards.
Without SSRI I'm less stable on my feet and the sound/light sensitivity is unbearable. On it I still frequently wear ear plugs outside. IBS is better on it, but stomach ache I don't know, because I can't even halve my dose without symptom relapse.
Until now I've only read about OI in pwME. Could not find anyone on the dysautonomiaintl.org forum with similar HR peaks when moving limbs.
I have bad circulation that improves with compression stockings, low salt in urine so got rx for 6 grams of salt tablets to add to 6 grams in food. Drink like a fish, pee like a race horse (4 liters minimum)minimum. Elevation of bed head helps dizziness in the morning and pee frequency at night. When I still exercised, I stayed dizzy and without focus for hours afterwards.
Without SSRI I'm less stable on my feet and the sound/light sensitivity is unbearable. On it I still frequently wear ear plugs outside. IBS is better on it, but stomach ache I don't know, because I can't even halve my dose without symptom relapse.
Until now I've only read about OI in pwME. Could not find anyone on the dysautonomiaintl.org forum with similar HR peaks when moving limbs.