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Welcome to itchy and bitchy, a podcast answering questions about health problems

that you thought had no answer. One syndrome that is often underdiagnosed or misdiagnosed

is something called POTS. People can have symptoms for years and see multiple healthcare

professionals before the diagnosis is finally made and treatment can be initiated. So I want

my listeners to be aware that this syndrome exists, explain to you what it is, and tell you what

you can do to treat it. So POTS is Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, Postural Orthostatic

Tachycardia Syndrome. And it is a condition that affects your circulation. It involves the part

of the nervous system that automatically controls and regulates our vital bodily functions.

This is called the autonomic nervous system. It also involves a sympathetic nervous system which

activates the fight or flight response. Someone who has POTS has symptoms that come on when standing

up from a reclining position and that may be relieved by sitting or lying back down. So they stand

up and the symptoms occur and if they lie back down, they'll get better. This problem is called

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