If you have caught yourself sighing constantly, or feeling like no matter how deeply you breathe in you still cannot get a truly satisfying breath, I want you to know this is a genuine symptom I hear about often from my dysautonomia and POTS patients. It is unsettling, particularly when your chest X-rays and lung function tests come back normal, but there is a clear explanation rooted in how your nervous system is regulating breathing itself.
Why you can feel dizzy or off-balance without a headache, and what can help
If you have ever felt suddenly shaky, jittery or wired for seemingly no reason, with your heart pounding and your hands trembling while you are just sitting quietly or standing at the kitchen bench, I want you to know there is a real explanation for this. It is one of the more unsettling symptoms my POTS patients describe, and it usually points to an adrenaline surge rather than anything you have done wrong.
POTS and the Feeling of Passing Out but not Fainting If you have ever felt like you're passing out after standing up but never actually did, you are not alone. It's a shared experience among people living with POTS. What causes this, and is there a way to prevent it? Continue reading to learn more.
The Morning Struggles of Someone with POTS
Why does your heart race after eating? Learn how POTS can affect heart rate and digestion after meals, common triggers, and how Neuro Chiropractic may support your rehabilitation.
Learn why POTS can cause blurry or changing vision when standing up, how orthostatic symptoms may affect visual function, and when to seek medical advice.
Why Can't I Think Clearly? Understanding Brain Fog in POTS and Dysautonomia
Why do POTS symptoms flare around your period? Learn how hormonal changes may influence heart rate, blood flow and orthostatic symptoms, and how Neuro Chiropractic may support rehabilitation.
