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What are the best treatments for Dysautonomia / POTS?
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Beta Blockers
I.V. hydration
IVIG
Adderall
I.V. hydration
IVIG
Adderall
Posted Apr 19, 2017 by Nikki 2192
IV transfusions are used to get more fluid in your body.
Posted Apr 27, 2017 by SaraW13 1050
Fluids, salt, cardio
Posted Apr 27, 2017 by Melissa 1100
Beta blockers, adding extra salt to your foods, sodium tablets, sports drinks, & drinking more water.
Posted Aug 17, 2017 by Chelsea 2335
It's different for everyone especially depending on what your doctor recommends
Posted Aug 17, 2017 by Miranda 2150
Honestly I found lots of water and salty foods help with my POTs
Posted Sep 27, 2017 by Lbond94 4100
This is completely dependent on what type of dysautonomia and if only POTS what could be causing it or what subtype someone might have, even then what works and what doesn't is very individual
Posted May 26, 2018 by Danielle 1500
Every professional will have a differing opinion for the best treatment - as there is no 'cure' for Dysautonomia - it is hard to say what works.
Some will presecribe certain medications - again - research what works and dont just take ONE persons word for what drugs will work, or what excercises will be effective - because lets face it - all of us with POTS KNOW that some days we just cannot even sit up let alone go for a gentle walk or do stretches with yoga bands or the like..... its a day to day thing and we just take it as it comes.
I personally have not found ANY treatments that have been the most effective - however I also have a number of other issues - so its hard to find that balance and know what is affecting me most on any given day. Medically - I have found that Metoprolol has probably been my best friend - it is a beta blocker and has helped regulate my heart rate - getting the right too little and the HR is too high, too much and its too low - its kind of like Goldilocks and the Three Bears.... as I said - its helped regulate it a little better but doesnt 'fix' the problem.
REST is my big thing that helps me most - with all my chronic pain, fatigue and other issues - if I am not rested - I cannot function and my POTS is much much worse.
Some will presecribe certain medications - again - research what works and dont just take ONE persons word for what drugs will work, or what excercises will be effective - because lets face it - all of us with POTS KNOW that some days we just cannot even sit up let alone go for a gentle walk or do stretches with yoga bands or the like..... its a day to day thing and we just take it as it comes.
I personally have not found ANY treatments that have been the most effective - however I also have a number of other issues - so its hard to find that balance and know what is affecting me most on any given day. Medically - I have found that Metoprolol has probably been my best friend - it is a beta blocker and has helped regulate my heart rate - getting the right too little and the HR is too high, too much and its too low - its kind of like Goldilocks and the Three Bears.... as I said - its helped regulate it a little better but doesnt 'fix' the problem.
REST is my big thing that helps me most - with all my chronic pain, fatigue and other issues - if I am not rested - I cannot function and my POTS is much much worse.
Posted Dec 3, 2018 by Shell 800
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Beta-blockers, suppressants serotonin, antiasmaticos, painkillers
Posted May 30, 2017 by Valkiria 650
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A re-training of the autonomic nervous system to help prevent intolerance Ortostatica as the tilt training or exercise wall, breathing yoguica deep and combining, exercise such as swimming and strengthen legs and abdomen.
A lot of liquid such as beverages isotonicas, increased salt,
Medications such as beta-blockers, alpha-adrenergic, anti-depressants recaptador of serotonin.
The education of the patient about the disease
A lot of liquid such as beverages isotonicas, increased salt,
Medications such as beta-blockers, alpha-adrenergic, anti-depressants recaptador of serotonin.
The education of the patient about the disease
Posted Jun 2, 2017 by Aurora Saez 3201
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my what helps me survive each day is the clonazepan. If l take it daily I can live a relatively normal life before others, I feel discomfort but bearable. If I let him stay destabilized and I can not do my life.
Posted Jul 5, 2017 by Ana 2050
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metoprolol, coenzyme Q10
Posted Sep 10, 2017 by Annie 2050
