The POTScast E181: Venous Insufficiency in POTS with Dr. Alexis Cutchins

Dr. Alexis Cutchins wrote a comprehensive review of POTS, including less-known treatments like oral contraceptives, gluten-free diets, and diosmin. Join her in thinking about promoting good blood flow that might decrease other POTS symptoms.
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[@tonyakay6337]

Thank you Dr. Cutchins for helping me figure out my symptoms since having covid. This was a great pod cast. Back to my research and reading...LOL!

[@alyxxa6182]

Stellate ganglion blocks have made the BIGGEST DIFFERENCE for me.

[@ChihuAudioMan]

This was fascinating. I was wondering if micro clotting was a big factor in some of these conditions including SFN. Any insight on using Nattokinase to help clot breakdown, or improve any POTS symptoms?