Finally got diagnosed with hEDS, it's been known and medically acknowledged since 2020, but no one would diagnose me because they all said it wouldn't help fix anything. But to that I say, yes it does help. it tells you what it is, it helps legally so jobs can't discriminate against accommodations, you can get better treatments and care from programs or therapy groups, when you have a diagnosis. Now I have to wait until I'm 18 until they'll do a tilt table test for POTS, instead they had me lay down and took my blood pressure, then had me stand up and wait 10 minutes after being standing to take it again. My dizziness and bpms in the 160s go away by then, or at least go down to what they considered non worrying, like 130. Any advice for that?