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Bambiboo

Updated 1y ago

Instant Relief for POTS: Any Suggestions?

Does anyone know any medicine, food or alternative that gives instant relief for pots. For example before or after fainting. Something that could help?

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katehall

1y

LMNT electrolytes help me a lot with an episode. I drink a good amount of it quickly, and then put my feet up against the wall and lay down.
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Bambiboo

1y

Not heard of this brand before. I will check it out, thank you
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katehall

1y

Also try taking Pepcid AC and and Claritin to help a possible/probable Mast Cell flare that may be causing the POTS
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katehall

1y

Lastly, have you tried Corlanor and checked your home from Mold (ERMI test)
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Lander02

1y

^electrolyte drinks and salt and also this will sound weird but eating a really sour candy helps me when I’m feeling like I’m going to pass out !
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Bambiboo

1y

Hmm that's interesting I will try it. Do you recommend anything salty?
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Belugabear

1y

When I feel like I’m going to faint or after I faint I always take a few saltstick fast chews and it usually helps pretty quick! Especially if I drink some water with if, but sometimes that gets hard because I become very nauseous too.

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