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Who specialises in treating the patients suffering from orthostatic hypotension and syncope?
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Well: Many doctors are trained and capable to begin a work-up for this. Many times it just takes medication management, however if conservative measures and work-ups have not solved the problem a cardiology visit should help you get solutions. Not all syncope is heart or vessel related however and other specialists such as neurology may need to be included.
Answered 6/15/2014
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