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How Can Head Position Impact Autonomic Conditions
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- These results come from a test with a Doppler Ultrasound that measures blood flow under different conditions: normal sitting position, head tilted back, and return to normal posture. Initially, there was a significant difference in blood flow between the left (28 cm/s) and right (51 cm/s) middle cerebral arteries. When the patient tilted their head back, there was a dramatic increase in blood flow, normalizing the difference between the two sides. Upon returning to normal posture, the blood flow gradually decreased. A tilt table test showed a 40% decrease in blood flow from the already low initial reading. This examination provides insight into how impaired blood flow to the brain can affect autonomic function and lead to various symptoms.
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2020 I'd stand-up and faint, Australian doctors don't know anything about vertigo, so we've taken opon ourselves to learn more.
Thank you once again 😢
Thank you for caring enough to make these videos, the work you're doing is amazing. Have had pots and eds for over 30 years
I have Orthostatic Hypotension,
Migraines and more than 20 food sensitivities! Please post more about this and updates for help.
I have Pots, migraines and food intolerances. Looking forward to hearing where you go with this patients treatment.
I have confirmed POTs, Migraines, and GI issues over the last 25 years. Just did a Zio heart monitor for some irregular heart beats I’m feeling. Whilst logging irregular beats for the monitor test, I noticed a positive correlation with irregular heart beat and head position-looking down and to the left. Needless to say I’m intrigued with your findings in this video.
How does the measured velocity translate to volume/time?
Pls help dr. My Pots are really bad now.
I cant stand or walk without getting dizzy.
My HR at rest is 80-85 & when i stand up it jumps to 120 & then settles to 98-100bpm in few seconds.
Is this Pots or some other dysautonomia.?my dr is telling me this all is anxiety.. ? Pls explain.
Your doctor sounds dismissive (red flag). You need a second opinion. Find another doc and have them do some common tests on you like the standing test, tilt table test, etc. You can find a bunch more info on POTS and people’s experiences with the diagnostic process on the r/POTS subreddit on the Reddit app/website.
Hmm... So does this mean tilting the head back may help people with POTS?