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Old 04-24-2012, 06:58 PM #3
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Sally, l am so happy for you. It's amazing how our bodies have the capacity to heal when given the right tools.

I have never heard of POTS. It sounds like it has a lot to to with an increase in heart rate when standing. How did you finally come to this diagnosis? It's not always easy to find the root cause of PN. Your very fortunate to have a great MD, they are hard to find.

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