SpecialK82
Ohio, USA
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Check out this doctor, is it too good to be true? Dr. Diana Driscoll was an eye doctor and stopped practicing due to a combination of ED, POTS (and a couple other things). She has several videos on youtube about these conditions and her symptoms.
She started a website called Prettyill.com at one point. She also started researching the causes of POTS and potential treatments. She is now seeing patients in Texas, USA (I think the clinic just opened Oct 2015) for POTS, EDS, CFS, FM, MS and Mast Cell Disorders. She thinks that all of these illnesses have some common underlying relationship and she is trying to get to the root cause of the problem instead of just treating symptoms as most doctors do. She has developed "The Driscoll Theory".
A first visit to her clinic (POTS Care) consists of an intensive week of testing while she and other doctors determine your diagnoses. As I understand, you will be offered a treatment protocol when you leave and then 3 weeks later, you have a phone consult follow-up. This is all included in the $6,600 price tag for services.
The more I watch her videos, the more I'd like to see her. But I would really like you all to tell me if the theory sounds like a plausible, reasonable idea.
These 3-part videos outlines her theory; I found them intriguing.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
She started a website called Prettyill.com at one point. She also started researching the causes of POTS and potential treatments. She is now seeing patients in Texas, USA (I think the clinic just opened Oct 2015) for POTS, EDS, CFS, FM, MS and Mast Cell Disorders. She thinks that all of these illnesses have some common underlying relationship and she is trying to get to the root cause of the problem instead of just treating symptoms as most doctors do. She has developed "The Driscoll Theory".
A first visit to her clinic (POTS Care) consists of an intensive week of testing while she and other doctors determine your diagnoses. As I understand, you will be offered a treatment protocol when you leave and then 3 weeks later, you have a phone consult follow-up. This is all included in the $6,600 price tag for services.
The more I watch her videos, the more I'd like to see her. But I would really like you all to tell me if the theory sounds like a plausible, reasonable idea.
These 3-part videos outlines her theory; I found them intriguing.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3