Common Dysautonomia Types

Did you know that there are many types of dysautonomia?

Dysautonomia is an umbrella term that describes a dsyfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Under the dysautonomia umbrella, there are many conditions: Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, Orthostatic Hypotension, Vasovagal Syncope, Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia, and more!

[branypoo]

THANK YOU so much for this video. It taught me more in 3 minutes than I’ve learned through tons of articles, videos, and even speaking with doctors at the hospital. I’m finally starting to understand now, the mechanisms of it all. I’ve struggled with pre-syncope episodes for a little over a year now - my PCP/neurologist thinks I might be experiencing seizures, or narcolepsy. I have a sleep study coming up after Thanksgiving.

I wish y’all were in Virginia. I’ve been too sick to travel, or else I’d be down there in a flash. Do y’all have associates in Virginia? Like Northern VA/DC/Maryland area? I appreciate you 🙏

[bubba]

Do you have a video on Ménière’s disease?

[melemel]

I have severe episodes of light-headedness and brain fog on standing, but my heart rate and blood pressure are mostly unchanged. Sometimes I get tachycardia but not always. I'm diagnosed with pots and MCAS. What type is this?

[maryr]

I have a question no one has ever answered me: if you were diagnosed with dysautonomia with pots but your blood pressure is fine, heart sometimes is fine other goes up to 160, blood sugar is fine and you get an attack were you feel like passing out, trembling, dizzy, etc. And you get this at least 2 times a day at the same hours. What is it?