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beanieweenies

Updated 1y ago

Tips for Tolerating Exercise with POTS Diagnosis

I was very recently diagnosed with POTS (less than a year ago). Does anyone have any tips for tolerating exercise for long periods? I’ve been using long compression socks, and trying to keep my liquid and sodium levels high but it’s going to be harder to maintain in the upcoming summer months.

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spookyspoonie

2y

Amino acid supplements might be helpful. My mom swears by one called Frog Fuel, it's designed by Navy Seals to get them through their extreme workouts. I can't stand the taste myself, but I know similar supplements are very helpful to athletes & POTS patients
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Priscilla_Henry

2y

I always make sure to exercise inside as much as possible, so if something happens my bed is right there to relax. I’ve found doing biking is the best exercise for me so far. It’s slow and gentle but also gets the blood flowing through the body well, so it lessens symptoms compared to other exercises. I also drink lots of Liquid IV before and after exercise.
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Zbra

2y

I physically cannot run with my POTS, so I do recumbent exercises instead. Rowing is great, and general body weight exercises have been more helpful for me than cardio

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