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I was diagnosed with pots from one cardiologist after couple of visits but i have not take titl my hr goes most of times from 60 100 should i do titl?
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Tilt table : Tilt table tests are helpful when they are positive some people with pots will tilt negative
Answered 9/10/2013
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Yes: You must take a tilt table test to confirm the diagnosis of pots!
Answered 12/25/2012
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