Using Mobility Devices on Bad POTS Days

KennaMR

591d

Anyone use a mobility device, like a walker or a cane? Does it help you get around when you’re having a bad pots day?

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Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)

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    • SIOFan

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      I’ve got a cane and yeah

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    • spookyspoonie

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      I alternate between a cane and wheelchair depending on how bad my symptoms are, or how much standing/walking is required for the day. They both help a lot- its always nice to have something you can lean on when pots symptoms creep up

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