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Just got tilt table results back - hr dropped to 45 - said cardioinhibitory vasodepressor on report? - bp dropped just a bit... concern? explanation?
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You have autonomic: dysfunction (dysautonomia.) A common disorder associated with passing out spells. There are many good internet sites offering detailed explanations of the physiology and management for this disorder but the most reliable and useful are by Dr. Blair Grubb in Detroit MI. Google Dysautonomia and link to his sites. There is even a dysautonomia society which will offer you support and education.
Answered 2/8/2017
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