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I have been struggling with orthostatic hypertension and my doctor seems to be not sure about what to do to help my dizziness and blacking out. help!
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POTS syndrome?: Look up pots syndrome. It is rare, but in a young person with unexplained orthostatic hypotension it should be considered. It is associated with migraine. For orthostatic hypotension, wearing compression stockings and avoiding getting up from a seated r lying position too fast, can help.
Answered 5/21/2016
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