Anyone diagnosed with POTS but know full well it isn't postural changes causing your symptoms? I have episodes of tachy/brady where I shoot up to around 170bpm, immediately drop to around 40bpm then resume a normal rate, but this can happen at any time and has been recorded on holter monitors as happening in the middle of the night so definitely no postural change
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One user mentioned that they usually suffer from tachycardia but have observed bouts of bradycardia and low blood pressure. Another user shared that their pulse can vary from 200 down to 43 bpm, with the 40s typically rebounding from the high. However, these experiences may not be directly related to POTS, as individual symptoms can vary. It is important to consult a medical professional for a proper diagnosis and understanding of your specific condition.
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