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A member asked:

Have pots syndrome & suffer from fatigue. my vitamin d level was 21. is low vitamin d often related to pots?

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No: Low vitamin D has not been linked as a cause of POTS syndrome, but low levels could make it(POTS) much more difficult to manage. L,ow vitamin D can also contribute to fatigue, even without POTS. If you decide to take vitamin D3, you should also take calcium supplements

Answered 12/20/2016

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