Part 2: PoTS Sub-Types (Neuropathic/Hyperadrenergic/Volume Dysregulation Etc…)

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    PoTS sub-types (neuropathic/hyperadrenergic/volume dysregulation etc…)
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  • @SeanSullyy
    @SeanSullyy 2 года назад +3

    Hey Doctors, I have hyper pots for 3 years now. I’ve been taking Corlanor for 2 years, and have considered changing to propranolol lately because my symptoms have been getting worse.
    I’m not sure if I have MCAD, however I do break out in hives when I have my worst of worst episodes. (Has happened probably 5-6 times in 3 years, but twice in the last 2 months) I’m wondering why beta blockers like propranolol aren’t good for MCAD. Makes me nervous to try it incase I do have MCAD.

    • @conandoyle1740
      @conandoyle1740 2 года назад +1

      they can cause mast cell degranulation, however you can try them easily. Especially in Hypoerpots I have seen many cases where beta blockers were actually more effective than Ivabradine (Corlanor)
      you can tell your doctor to try Metoprolol and one other thing is you need to try Clonidine asap as oral pill or even as patch.
      Guanfacine is the last option you can try for your hyperpots.
      Hope you get better.
      For the mcas you could take ketotifen orally 0.5mg -1mg starting dose at night before bed.

    • @leludallasmultipass
      @leludallasmultipass Год назад

      Hi there. I have the same subtype and I find some great control over the mca using a combo of Zyrtec and Zantac and in turn it really seems to help stabilize a lot of my pots symptoms.