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A member asked:
Can pots every go away is it possible i can be an athlete again or do i have this forever ? i developed it at the age of 24 this year.
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POTS: Probably won't ever go away, but it should be able to be controlled and put into remission with medication management. See a pots specialist.
Answered 8/19/2013
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