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Old 05-03-2016, 01:44 PM #3
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YEP! Talking, eating...anything will make it jump sometimes.

Being that you haven't even gotten up (so not positional as in POTS), then you may have some IST (Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia). It is common for those with POTS or any other autonomic dysfunction to have more than one form of the condition...and IST is another form of the same dysautonomia.
Wow! You sure know your stuff! I am so thankful for you already Would the treatment be any different? Or should I continue doing the same thing that I am doing for POTS? Nobody has brought up IST to me. You seem to know so much more than my electro doc....
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