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During tilt table test, my bp stayed fairly stable, i didn't pass out, but felt close/miserable... hr 65-72 up to 155... pots? what test still needed?
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Tilt: No further testing Need to speak to your doctor about treating you for vasodepressor syncope
Answered 8/22/2016
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