Top 10 standinguptopots.org Competitors

potsuk.org

We have compiled a list of clinics staffed by NHS doctors and nurses with an interest in PoTS and who are supportive of PoTS UK and evidence based medicine. Many clinicians on our list also have private practices and this information is readily available on the internet. We strongly recommend doing your own research before ...

potstreatmentcenter.com

The POTS & Dysautonomia Treatment Program at the POTS Treatment Center, helps patients manage their autonomic nervous system & treat sympathetic overdrive.

pots.net

Comprehensive POTS care in Dallas–Fort Worth with expert diagnosis, autonomic testing, and personalized treatment for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.

normalyte.com

Imagine moving to the Caribbean to begin your life as a student.  Armored with a passion for animals and ready to learn all you can about veterinary health.  Then, suddenly, you start to experience episodes of syncope (the fancy word for fainting).  That was the reality for Leaya (pronounced “Lee-UH”). Living in Grenada was also my first time living outside of the United States for an extended period of time and in a warm climate.  Within my first month there I started having once or twice a week syncope (fainting) or pre-syncopal (near fainting) episodes and I didn’t know why.  I was staying hydrated, but it never seemed like enough. It wasn’t just the syncope she noticed.  There was gastrointestinal upset, loss of vision, body tremors, and the inability to concentrate. I noticed that every time I went to the ER on campus and they gave me IV fluids, I would feel significantly better for a few days to do my coursework.  But the cycle would repeat itself.  It continued for 5 months until I had to take medical leave from my first graduate school.  Looking back, I realized I had a few pre-syncopal episodes prior to going to Grenada, but they were so spaced out I didn’t connect them to anything.  Discharge paperwork always said anxiety or presyncope, but no one ever wanted to investigate it further. We know that there are often a lot of comorbidities that go along with POTS, or postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.  So, we asked Leaya what her known diagnoses were. I have a number of chronic illnesses.  I have POTS, Gastroparesis, Orthostatic Intolerance, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) all under the dysautonomia umbrella.  I also have glaucoma, migraines, GERD, arthritis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), adrenal insufficiency, vocal cord dysfunction, severe allergic asthma, sciatica, ADD, and a few mental health diagnoses.  Holy cow, Leaya! I was one of the fortunate ones that received my POTS diagnosis early in my adult life at 24.  The first cardi

thepotslife.com

The POTS Life Podcast | Real Talk on POTS & Recovery – Join Kelsey Botti, a physical therapist with POTS, and nutritionist Britney as they discuss symptoms, treatments, and real-life experiences. Get expert advice and support to help you navigate POTS and your recovery journey.

jimharrismd.com

Dr. Jim Harris MD specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of MCAS, POTS, & EDS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, & Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome)

justaddbuoy.com

Nutrients in their original forms. Bioavailable and complete support, the way nature intended. No synthetics, sweeteners, isolates or additives.