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Tilt table hr 65bpm jumped to 155bpm. (sustained). bp didn't plummet. ordering neuro said notpots. i have all of the symptoms. what else could it be?

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Dr. John Goldman answered

Orthostatic hypotens: It sounds like she has orthostatic hypotension. Whether this is part of the full POTS manifestation I can't tell you. You may have to get another opinion.

Answered 8/28/2016

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A member asked:

Tilt table hr 65bpm jumped to 155bpm. (sustained). bp didn't plummet. ordering neuro said notpots. i have all of the symptoms. what else could it be?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

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