Most Recommended Medications For Dysautonomia 

Horrible medication, snri.

Same here.

Thank you for sharing with us all. Take care.

Me too. I started with 10mg. Now I'm 10mg twice a day

@@markleonard4452ow’s your standing heart rate while on propranolol?

@@markleonard4452I started on 10mg a day, now I’m on 90 😅

Great suggestion! Thank you.

what is the difference between orthostatic hypotension and POTS?

There is a video about triggers and management. I think that may be helpful. The most helpful thing is to know what triggers more intense symptoms and avoid them as much as possible For example, it is very common to be triggered by heat. Most of us can't avoid heat completely. Still, knowing that our symptoms may be more intense, we can prepare by using the a/c, creating shade with umbrellas, wearing hats, and, if you can handle salt, increasing the amount and, above all, hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Dysautonomia is all about managing our symptoms and finding the best quality of life, which means focusing on what we can still do and not what we used to do. Those comparisons between our healthy selves and our new "normal" can be debilitating. Hang in there; it really does get better over time.

@@DysautonomiaInformationNetwork Thank you

Thank you! We are happy you found it helpful.

We are glad it was useful to you. Take care

Thanks so much for sharing. So glad the meds and pacemaker are helping. Best wishes.

Yes, for some people it is required to maintain the right balance of electrolytes and fluids and to help minimize symptoms.

Very true. That's why we try and point out how important it is to understand that treatments are very specific to each patient because we see this over and over again. Some treatments that work wonderfully for some, are terrible for others. There is not a one size fits all treatment plan for dysautonomia.

I'm sorry but there is only one person in this video and there was only english spoken without an accent. I believe your comment was meant to be posted somewhere else.

I believe she's referring to the first doctor that spoke. It was hard to hear & understand him.