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I have pots. not taking meds. is it common for symptoms (higher heart rate, fatigue, short of breath) to be worse some days more than others?
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POTS symptoms: will commonly vary from day to day, and even hour to hour. This is a normal part of the disease process. Hope this helps!
Answered 6/3/2018
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