Dakota15
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Hey PR - hope everyone is hanging in there. Reaching out today to ask any advice / opinions on what has worked best for Orthostatic Hypotension (or POTS).
I recently visited a CFS/ME Specialist in California and I had the "Lean Test" administered. The Lean Test showed that my blood pressure didn't drop/change much but that my heart rate increased by 38 upon standing.
I was diagnosed with "Dysautonomia Orthostatic Hypotension Syndrome" in addition to CFS. I believe the doctor wants to try Choline and Pantothenic Acid to treat (I think).
I remember hearing before that "POTS can be treatable" but I was curious what are the standard treatment options / normal ways to attack treatment?
Any help would be so appreciative.
Thanks much and wishing everyone a great day,
Dakota
I recently visited a CFS/ME Specialist in California and I had the "Lean Test" administered. The Lean Test showed that my blood pressure didn't drop/change much but that my heart rate increased by 38 upon standing.
I was diagnosed with "Dysautonomia Orthostatic Hypotension Syndrome" in addition to CFS. I believe the doctor wants to try Choline and Pantothenic Acid to treat (I think).
I remember hearing before that "POTS can be treatable" but I was curious what are the standard treatment options / normal ways to attack treatment?
Any help would be so appreciative.
Thanks much and wishing everyone a great day,
Dakota