The description of the nervous system was very clear.
The first study made me wonder if the patients actually had ME/CFS - ability to tolerate 25 minutes of sustained aerobic exercise?? Can the results accurately be extrapolated to those of us who can't?
Then the conclusion said no drugs could help, which doesn't seem to be the case. I had dysautonomia testing with a neurologist this past week, who says he tries Mestinon, mididrine, beta blockers and Florinef with patients.
Lastly, a subset of us experience increases in BP and heart rate, which there is a lack of good information on what to do about. Most of the info seems to be focused on low BP. My high BP varies from quite high to normal, is positional, and 4 high blood pressure medications haven't done much, but it's not the huge spiking described in @Countygirl 's article.
Would like to know more.