Orthostatic Hypotension (Described Concisely)

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This video concisely describes the pathophysiology of orthostatic hypotension, as well as etiology (causes), manifestations, diagnosis, and treatment.
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This has been happening to me for years, since I got out of the Navy. Today I completely collapsed in the grocery store. It's scary. My doctor just tells me to stand up more slowly. Great advice.

Shootskas
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Thank you so much for this presentation. I was diagnosed with this condition a year and a half ago at the age of 25 years old (27 now). I became symptomatic on April 8th, 2023 with Pins and Needles Feeling in my legs and feet, Lightheadedness, Dizziness, Presyncope, Chest Pain, Shortness of Breath, Heart Palpitations, and Fatigue. What caused me to get Orthostatic Hypotension (OH) was a Vitamin B12 Deficiency due to a virus that I caught on December 9th, 2022 which led to me being bedbound for 2 weeks. The only treatment I got was to increase my salt and fluid intake, wear compression garments, exercise, and the Lifestyle Modifications listed at 7:54.

ChronicallyJuan
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Why... why can't more videos be like this... This was perfect! Thank you!

Swarrenii
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Usually, when I stand up too fast I just start seeing black spots and they grow in size, I stumble back and nearly fall over but I can get my consciousness back within seconds.

comradedyatlov
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Of all the presentations I‘ve seen, yours is the absolute best. Thank you so much.🙏👏🏻👍🏆🤸🏼

michelenichele
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I hate this feeling! Never used to get this just started up in the beginning of August. Hope everyone in the comment section heals too 100% & can resume their normal lives! Many blessings to you guys!
We can overcome this 💪🏼

iProHydro
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When i stand i get these but my vision goes completley blurry and i stumble over. Alot of the times my mind goes blank and i dont know
Whats happening.

spencer
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I really appreciate being able to find such thorough information all in one video. Thank you for yet another very helpful video!

emilybaker
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I have NEVER seen others with this condition also speaking about their experiences with it. Its making me see that my symptoms are actually common and normal for this condition. I fall a lot, and i have this issue regardless of if I'm standing or not sometimes. Sometimes all it takes is for me to stretch my arms over my head. Or whenever i turn my head/move too suddenly or swiftly. I can't breathe fully anymore, I always feel exhausted. My heart rate will speed up dramatically, then slow down suddenly. I'm trying to learn more about it finally, after 5+ years of knowing, but i suspect I've had it my whole life. Its gotten a lot worse. I'm 22.

FrankieUtka
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This was an excellent video. . Nice calm clear voice together with excellent graphics made it very accessible. Thank You

marvindavidson
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That's more helpful especially when you connect physio+path+pharma... Ofc that's the goal! Thank you

vaishnaviramakrishna
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It's important to see your doctor if you have frequent symptoms of orthostatic hypotension, because they can signal serious problems. It's even more urgent to see a doctor if you lose consciousness, even for just a few seconds.

stayinghealthy
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This is an excellent, comprehensive overview. Thank you 🙏🏾

lynncalta
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I’m 21 I’ve always had a slightly below average blood pressure but was assured it was a sign of good health. I thought it was normal to get out of bed feeling dizzy where I loose some consciousness and become limb in a moment that lasts less than a minute. Recently I woke up feeling like I just stepped off a roller coaster ready to throw up but ended up fainting.
According to my doc there is a higher chance of orthostatic hypotension leading to fainting if you are dehydrated which I was. I hope everyone in these comments live a long and healthy life and DRINK WATER DAMMIT!!!

sashathomas
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sometimes i get up and my vision blacks out for a whole like 5 seconds then reverts back, ive always wondering why is does this. thank you for telling me :)

LogeTheSpecimen
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my whole life ive loved the feeling of this phenomena, i usually feel it coming before it starts and just give into it and let everything go to black then slowly fade back into view, im not sure way but it feels amazing to me have it come over my body and engulf me

ericrojas
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Great video! Very informative.
I usually experience a weird headache paired with flashing lights and dizziness when standing up from bed. Also unable to squat or do any postural exercises due to feeling dizzy and lightheaded/confused. Very annoying. I finally have a cardiology appointment and hoping I can get some type of medication to resume my normal exercise routines. Ive been battling these symptoms for over 3 years.

Mgppz
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I heard of orthostatic intolerance when Greg Paige, the original yellow Wiggle, left the band. He had a heart attack a year ago during concert but was lucky to be alive thanks to a cardiologist there off duty. As a Wiggles fan I hope Greg can cope with this disease.

annelivalkama
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Im 16 and this began at the beginning of 2020
When I stand up i get nauseous, walk in a weird way and my vision gets blurry (sometimes even black)
I passed out 2 times with this after helping my father unload groceries from his car
I was athletic and lifting weights before this whole thing started and I really want to start exercising again
Is there any way I can stop that so I can exercises without feeling like passing out?

Sport
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Wonnderful video - I can't wait to explore the physiology more.

Dazzletoad