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Old 10-27-2015, 11:25 AM #31
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If your heart rate goes up significantly (30+ bpm) when you stand up you may want to be tested for POTS or other autonomic disorders. A tilt table test by a cardiologist is the standard. Obviously check with your dr about all these things.
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