Can this simple treatment transform patients with POTS and Long COVID?

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @LindaCrowder10021950
    @LindaCrowder10021950 Год назад +99

    The best thing he said is that he LISTENS to his patients. It’s so important.

    • @thelmarose2782
      @thelmarose2782 11 месяцев назад +3

      Exactly! Most of them do not and are closed minded.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

    • @sneakypress
      @sneakypress 5 месяцев назад +1

      Very good presentation .
      But it the pharmaceutical drugs “ which flip the switch “ into long covid .

  • @johnvogt621
    @johnvogt621 2 года назад +731

    If all doctors were like this one the medical world would be amazing. You can tell that he really cares about his patients.

    • @MidwiferyWisdom
      @MidwiferyWisdom 2 года назад +7

      Exactly what I was thinking! ❤

    • @kelliefarkas2095
      @kelliefarkas2095 2 года назад +3

      🎉😊❤

    • @KoolKath48
      @KoolKath48 2 года назад +3

      I agree. He is awesome.

    • @chrxme5100
      @chrxme5100 2 года назад +2

      he is awesome!

    • @CelestialTrailblazer
      @CelestialTrailblazer Год назад +11

      He is correct in his analysis. I went to the ER with a 160bpm resting heart rate only to be told "it's just anxiety", "it's in your head" nonsense even though I was not in a panic mode or anxious mode at all due to the fact that I had been used to this abnormally high random pulse rate since April 2021 after catching cov!d the first time. But as soon as they gave me a saline sodium IV "just cause" (they do this for any and every patient), I started to notice the heart rate coming down to the 80s an hour later. Magic ? Nope!.

  • @Peace4globe851
    @Peace4globe851 Год назад +133

    You are amazing. I suffer from POTS. I’ve asked my doctors for weekly infusions and they said no. I found a private clinic and I’m getting a liter a week and I live for the following three days. I say this with tears in my eyes. You just validated what I’ve experienced. Thank you.

    • @jenny-wc8qy
      @jenny-wc8qy Год назад +5

      I'm so happy it's helping you. How do I find a place to do this, where do I look & what do I call it? Is it expensive? I'm desperate as I struggle to just get up most days. Thanks

    • @ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mm
      @ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mm Год назад

      I suspect my daughter has Pots, is the blood transfusion important because it's oxygenated blood? Sorry for it being a dumb question,that's the only thing that comes to mind. Thankyou anyway 🙂

    • @Savannah-ed4rv
      @Savannah-ed4rv Год назад

      ​@@ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mmit's not a blood transfusion, it's a infusion of saline which is a saltwater liquid that's given in an IV usually in a hospital or a doctor's office.

    • @roseo322
      @roseo322 Год назад +10

      @@ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mm It's not a blood transfusion. People with POTS usually have trouble keeping blood volume up at a normal level. We also have trouble balancing electrolytes. Some POTS people do well with just normal saline by IV while others do better with a vitamin / mineral bag by IV. It's always good to have your vitamin levels checked first just to make sure you don't overdo it with some vitamins like B6, which can cause neuropathy in toxic doses.

    • @ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mm
      @ClaireGraceMarshall-jr5mm Год назад +4

      @@roseo322 thankyou for replying I wasn't sure exactly what was being described, my mistake sorry. I am aware about issues to do with POTS for my eldest daughter who shows symptoms regarding it. Thanks again 🙂

  • @lindadimichele4440
    @lindadimichele4440 2 года назад +123

    The second educated doctor I've come across in one week. Such a relief to see doctors actually thinking outside of the normal restrictions

    • @LindaCrowder10021950
      @LindaCrowder10021950 Год назад +1

      I would love to know the other doctors name. I’ve done the same thing and wonder if it’s the same two docs?

    • @antiquecollection8307
      @antiquecollection8307 Год назад

      please say 1st one

    • @143LoveConquersAll
      @143LoveConquersAll 11 месяцев назад

      Hi Linda! People here are wondering/asking who the other doctor is please...? ❤

    • @TheSilverCrownNaturalGreyHair
      @TheSilverCrownNaturalGreyHair 9 месяцев назад

      This treatment sounds like Gatorade without the sugar.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @LameosaurusRex
    @LameosaurusRex Год назад +42

    I cried through this whole video because I mourn my old life before doctors who simply will not truly listen. I've been suffering for nearly 15 years now and I still have yet to find a doctor like this. I've begged my Cardiologist for iv fluids and they told me, 'we need to make sure you're drinking enough fluids before we can do that.' I use Liquid IV in my water in an effort to keep myself hydrated, but I know it's not enough. I still feel like I'm dying.
    Thank you for creating this video for people like me to take to my doctors. It means more than I can describe.

    • @te7931
      @te7931 7 месяцев назад +2

      Plz fire your drs. They're extending your suffering for their profit

  • @jayg4424
    @jayg4424 2 года назад +20

    Real doctor alert. 🚨
    A rare phenomenon, indeed.

  • @johntimbrell
    @johntimbrell 2 года назад +292

    What a breath of fresh air this man demonstrates. He is willing to look outside the medical and phamaceutical boxes. His diagnosis may be wrong but he is searching and learning. Thank you Sanjay

    • @lisamccullough5150
      @lisamccullough5150 Год назад

      What makes you think he’s wrong?

    • @johntimbrell
      @johntimbrell Год назад +9

      @@lisamccullough5150 Please read what I wrote and note that I used the word may. If you listened carefully to what Sanjay said he accepted that his diagnosis might be wrong. It is like real science should be. One acts on one's present knowledge until one discovers further evidence that might cause one's opinion to change. Sanjay is a true scienist.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

    • @raveness74
      @raveness74 6 месяцев назад

      Exactly!!

  • @sheilaguiler6636
    @sheilaguiler6636 2 года назад +78

    The world is full of sick people who desperately need more doctors with your mindset. My daughter has dysautonomia and long covid and has been so very unwell nearly for three years. Thank you for doing this video!

    • @nesekitty9703
      @nesekitty9703 Год назад

      I believe more than 10% got POTS after covid .long haul since March/2021....POTS started 1 year in

    • @GazeboDweeb
      @GazeboDweeb Год назад +10

      Go find Mary Ruddick! She suffered with it for 12 years. 4 years bed bound. Now is healthier than ever and thriving. She's helped SO MANY people!

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

    • @lisag18
      @lisag18 3 месяца назад

      Long covid is also epstein Barr virus. Try Lauricidin, full dose three times a day and D-Ribose full dose three times a day.
      Those two supplements were a game-changer for me.
      High dose vitamin C and D3

    • @tkay7425
      @tkay7425 22 дня назад

      Me too

  • @leannatimmerman9922
    @leannatimmerman9922 2 года назад +253

    Hi, Dr Gupta-I’m a POTS patient for 3 years with the symptoms you describe. I tried most of the protocols you discussed with minor temporary improvement. Just wanted you to know I had mesenchymal stem cells in Mexico in May and now feel much better, perhaps 85% better. At rest, I feel like my younger self and I can stand up without feeling dizzy and sick for much longer. I can now do some physical work like gardening and shopping that I could not do before, have a more independent life.

    • @ritasenator5282
      @ritasenator5282 2 года назад +5

      Thank you for this video! Is it possible to administer the saline subcutaneously? If it is, then I think many people could administer their own saline treatment. I would expect it to cost less than the intravenous (IV) route. One more thing, the person might be able to find the best dosage for their body. Thank you again!

    • @noturningback2023
      @noturningback2023 2 года назад +7

      You should take acidophilus. I take 2 Visbiome acidophilus daily, and never get sick.

    • @veronicasmith2612
      @veronicasmith2612 2 года назад +14

      Hi Lenna, I'm so glad to hear the stem cells worked for you! Where in Mexico did you go, and would you recommend it? All the best

    • @marthuflwr
      @marthuflwr 2 года назад +9

      Hi! Thank you for sharing your experience with post long covid. I have the same problem. Would you please let me know the place of your treatment in Mexico? Blessings 😊

    • @legallink1
      @legallink1 2 года назад +4

      Please let us know where you got treatment. I have heard good things about stem cells...

  • @zahidahsan1575
    @zahidahsan1575 2 года назад +135

    As a dysautonomia sufferer (POTS) you have hit the nail on the head. When I had Lyme disease years ago that’s when I had POTS. When my Lyme disease got cured my POTS got much better. I just recovered from Covid and my old POTS (dysautonomia) symptoms are back with a bang. You’re right, it’s not just when I’m standing up. I always feel terrible. You’re also bang on about the heat and carb rich meals making things worse.

    • @DMWB57
      @DMWB57 2 года назад +9

      I too have chronic Lyme and also POTs diagnosed in 2011. However I've felt this way (but it got worse over the years) low tolerance for exercise, extreme fatigue, but wired, brain fog etc since I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in 1988 at age 21. Interesting on the hereditary factor bc my Mom was dxd Fibromyalgia after she got a bad flu right after she gave birth to me her 5th child. Out of her 6 kids it was me who developed FM and now she has POTS also dxd a few years ago. Both of us were also treated for Lyme disease for a year after she got an acute Lyme infection. It's just incredible how similar we all are. I've been suffering for so many years and would love to be able to try saline treatment to see if I feel better but now both myself and Mom (ironically) have Chronic Kidney Disease so wonder if they would go for it due to that. Anyways thx for your comment bc it got the wheels turning.

    • @DMWB57
      @DMWB57 2 года назад +6

      Oh! I also am type 2 diabetic dxd in 2010 and started keto & IF in late 2018. I do notice I feel worse when I eat sugar or carbs so yes I think it will help you to give it a try. I have to remind myself to do more water going forward, with a pinch of Real Salt!!

    • @patriciakohler7161
      @patriciakohler7161 2 года назад +15

      @@DMWB57 look up a study on fibromyalgia from about 20 years ago. For some reason it was buried even though it has very thorough data pointing in the direction of diabetes. Something about being more sensitive to sugars, so while your bloodwork is in normal range, your body doesn't like that range if that makes sense. It's one of the big issues with healthcare. It's aimed at the average instead of the individual and doctors are always chasing symptoms and medicating said symptoms versus figuring out the underlying cause. When not given an easy answer your given a diagnosis like fibromyalgia which just means they have no clue of the cause if wide spread pain.

    • @nesekitty9703
      @nesekitty9703 Год назад +18

      ALOT of us got POTS after covid...long haul since March/2021

    • @korenna123
      @korenna123 Год назад +1

      How did you heal the lyme

  • @skillz1855
    @skillz1855 2 года назад +103

    This Doctor is doing the public a huge favor with his knowledge. Thank you

  • @ninalee8623
    @ninalee8623 24 дня назад +1

    Wow. It's truly heartwarming to know doctor's like you still exist.

  • @vickyl.3945
    @vickyl.3945 2 года назад +70

    God bless you! I had POTS for four weeks after viral pneumonia and it was the worst four weeks of my life. My doctors automatically said it was just anxiety and wanted to prescribe antidepressants ignoring that it was my symptoms and the fear that they would be permanent that was the main issue not the other way around. Thank God I found a cardiologist who said he saw this a lot after viral infections and that it goes away after a month or two. He was hesitant to put me on beta blockers as I was only 45. He said to increase fluids and salt and stay optimistic that it was temporary. I wish there were more doctors like you to takes POTS seriously. I pray for all sufferers!

    • @vanjacalantropo
      @vanjacalantropo 2 года назад +5

      @Vicky I was wondering if you might have some feedback for me as I developed pots post Covid. Over time (it’s been 7mo) my hr has improved but I still have dyspnea which can be quite severe at times. My bp seems to be fine except I really don’t know if it fluctuates when I’m standing.. did you have dyspnea when you had pots? I’m wondering if this is permanent- I hope it’s not!! I will see my cardiologist in a few weeks. Thank you !

    • @erikkpritchard
      @erikkpritchard 2 года назад +12

      I watched a long hauler go through multiple doctors that seemed fixated on prescribing dangerous psychiatric drugs because it was "in her head". Glad to hear you avoided the psych drugs and that you made it through!

    • @maysies05
      @maysies05 2 года назад +8

      Same. Every time anything is happening, my doctor’s office says that it is just anxiety. I am switching to another office now but the wait is 6 months.

    • @mitzyb11
      @mitzyb11 Год назад

      Hi Vicky, did your symptoms go away

    • @mrs.s8855
      @mrs.s8855 Год назад +4

      My doctor also said I just had anxiety and not to worry 😥 I refused taking those anxiety pills. I’m doing much better after eliminating certain foods and beverages. I also been taking supplements and IV fluids. Hope you are doing better.

  • @leoaries0924able
    @leoaries0924able 11 месяцев назад +12

    I was diagnosed with Pots recently. I have had the symptoms of Pots for years and up until a few months ago I was able to live a “normal life” going to the gym, playing sports etc… but since my diagnosis my life has completely changed. I passed out one day(9/31/23) and was hospitalized for a full week and ever since I have to watch what I eat, sleep, work, exercise etc… I would love to know more of your treatment and channel since you are a genuine human being trying to help patients like me understand our condition, treat it, and provide somehow a solution to alleviate our symptoms and better our quality of life. Thank you for your channel and I look forward to seeing more of your videos 🙏🏻

    • @wendyread1183
      @wendyread1183 18 часов назад

      Did you see any correlation to the onset of your symptoms and taking any of the Covid vaccines?

  • @carolinasvideos27
    @carolinasvideos27 2 года назад +137

    Dr Gupta is awesome. A true example of a doctor that actually cares about patients and making them feel better.

  • @pennyplyman5022
    @pennyplyman5022 2 года назад +23

    What a breath of fresh air you are! I had nearly given up on Doctors, thinking I don’t believe any really care. You obviously do! God bless you and thank you.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @pabloblanco2656
    @pabloblanco2656 2 года назад +44

    You have no idea how refreshing it is to hear from a real doctor. Where I live in the united states there are no real doctors. The so called professionals never have any answers and they refuse to treat any condition except hypertension. So called doctors in the united states don't even practice intervention let alone prevention. Thank you for having integrity to your occupation unlike the people with medical degrees in texas. I have alot of respect for you speaking the truth about the unethical practice of modern medicine (united states).

    • @PeaceToAll-sl1db
      @PeaceToAll-sl1db Год назад

      Joe Biden destroyed America

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @evonne315
    @evonne315 Год назад +5

    Thank for explaining the jargon verses the actual clinical condition. And POTs is incorrect and a disservice I mean people still think its just anxiety. Which is crazy.

  • @pinkminty89
    @pinkminty89 Год назад +20

    This video made me cry! Dr Gupta you honestly are one of a kind.. I have recently been diagnosed with PoTS after being misdiagnosed for 6 very long years.. please keep doing what you are doing, advocating for your patients and speaking about doctors not deserving their title.. that is one of the truest things I’ve heard in a very long time!

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @allyirvine7537
    @allyirvine7537 2 года назад +37

    Your medical expertise mixed with humanity approach is the blueprint all medics should practice by. I admire that you won’t hesitate to stand by your opinions even if some of your peers are disbelieving. Historically, this is how advancements have been made.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @G.G.8GG
    @G.G.8GG 2 года назад +60

    Dr. Gupta this is just amazing! As a family with EDS/Chiari, plus a list list of accompanying maladies, we fall directly into your description. I have NEVER heard a doctor who so accurately describes what we go through! There are specialists in EDS here in the US but the costs of traveling to see them, negotiate the healthcare system and then, for me, the improbability I will be able to tolerate the pharmaceuticals they use is prohibitive. If you have been exceedingly fatigued all your life, it's highly unlikely you will be wealthy enough to afford treatments also here in the US. Locally, one rarely finds a doctor who knows what Ehlers-Danlos is, let alone treat it. Having an accurate diagnosis is not the help one would think if the physician is not familiar with it. Mine told me angrily, "That's too complicated. YOU'RE too complicated. " Folks say that one must advocate for oneself but when you are so very tired almost every day it's hard to be consistent with that. Without an attitude of some compassion for the patient, I am fond of saying, the doctor is really just a technician with a degree.
    Thank you so much for being a true doctor and shedding this light. And for giving what it no doubt takes out of you personally to do that.

    • @christinahurt7505
      @christinahurt7505 9 месяцев назад +1

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @paigeboyatzis8642
    @paigeboyatzis8642 4 месяца назад +4

    This guy is amazing. Never heard a doctor speak like this with respect for patients, deep curiosity…listening to this guy’s talks is literally undoing about 16 years of medical trauma being minimised, not believed and pushed aside. You are SO deserving of your title, thank you for your work, your heart and your passion.

  • @adabuilder6711
    @adabuilder6711 5 месяцев назад +10

    Thank you so much for this video. I've have long COVID for 2.5 years and it's been hell. I had just gotten a new complex job and struggled to learn it. I could barely make it into work as I felt so dizzy that I felt flat out drunk just from the walk from the parking lot to my office cube. Most doctors took my symptoms seriously but had no idea how to approach them. None of their treatments worked. Infact, most treatments made it worse. It was so annoying when everytime I talk about chest pain doctors wanted to send me to the ER in case it was a heart attack even though i explained the chest pain was chronic. This happened alot. I wasn't even symptomatic. I was sadly "lucky" my supervisor also had long COVID and understood why i was so slow to learn my position's duties.
    The only doctor who didn't take my symptoms seriously was the cardiologist who accused me of crying wolf. It was actually a rheumatologist who suggested I may have pots even though I don't usually faint. I went to her recommended cardiologist and sure enough I was diagnosed with pots 2 months ago. Unfortunately, despite his best efforts he is struggling to treat pots as i think this is outside his wheelhouse. Ive had bad reactions to steroids and that medication that keeps your blood vessels from dialating. It's 100F here so you figure out why that made symptoms worse.
    What had helped the most is salt pills, 4L of water a day and compression socks. I can actually exercise a small amount now without the severe brainfog or drunkeness.
    You are right about the treatment being an inconvenience. I have to use the restroom about every 30 minutes. Its embarrassing leaving meetings 2 or 3 times because I can't hold it.
    However, at this point I'm just glad to have a name to the condition so I can work towards something instead of living like I'm half dead with no hope for the rest of my life.

  • @deneicetatty9900
    @deneicetatty9900 2 года назад +43

    It isn't possible to watch your videos Dr. Gupta without feeling so very blessed that we have you in this world. This horrible illness strips us of our dignity, identity, confidence and power. It can feel so very lonely. Your work and your oh-so-rare attitude makes me feel I have someone on my side at last and makes me want to keep fighting because you give me that most fantastic of gifts - hope.
    Those patient accounts brought tears to my eyes. Out there are a few who have been given some of their dignity and power back. Someone's fight has been rewarded. I wish we could all have a mini version of you to carry round in our pockets at all times to remind us to never give up.

    • @143LoveConquersAll
      @143LoveConquersAll 11 месяцев назад

      Omg, the loss of hope! My brother was such an a-hole to me the other week = you're a whinge, a liar and a hypochondriac... where's the diagnosis...???!
      My partner was my part-time caregiver and he died suddenly, alone on my bed at the age of 30 a year and a half ago.
      Talk about loneliness and isolation with this disorder! He was the only person/friend that I had.
      My brother can go and jump in the lake. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy, but I would love my brother to have this for about a year - just to see what his life would look like (ie the things he could no longer do) and how many friends he would end up with. I reckon his wife would probably leave him too and his sons wouldn't look after him - then HE'D be left with nobody & he'd be in the sh#t like I am. Forgive me, but gosh I would love to see that and for him to see what this feels like. I've had this for nearly 10 years - along with MdDS too.
      Dr Gupta is a LEGEND and I showed my doctor this video yesterday and he's agreed to get the nurse to give me some IV saline next week.
      Fingers crossed 🤞
      Sending you ALL healing vibes/prayers and hugs!!!
      🙏💪💝🫂

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @lelanicampher4813
    @lelanicampher4813 2 года назад +40

    Excellent. Very few doctors are aware of POTS, EDS hypermobility, long covid, post-viral dysautonomia and the relationships between them.

    • @Fckyouification
      @Fckyouification 2 года назад

      Unfortunately :(

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @RustyBobbins
    @RustyBobbins 2 года назад +54

    I’ve never seen a doctor who truely understood/empathized with Disautonomia in the way you are in this video. You also explained something that I’ve always wondered. I was in the hospital overnight after what I now know was a really bad Disautonomia day and after being on a saline drip overnight I woke up feeling refreshed despite being woken up a few times in the night for vitals. I never understood why I couldn’t achieve as good an effect from just taking in fluids and electrolytes.

  • @ThindiGee
    @ThindiGee 2 года назад +34

    I wish every doctor was as passionate as you are about improving quality of life for patients, no matter how cheap or innovative the treatment may be.

    • @sherrybonnett4827
      @sherrybonnett4827 2 года назад +3

      So key🗝Ethical Patient Care over Profits! 💰Thankyou, Doc.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @angelasjourney5903
    @angelasjourney5903 2 года назад +36

    USA here. From early childhood, my daughter suffered weird symptoms. After many years of misery and feeling crazy, we finally got a diagnosis of POTS and EDS. That was 2011. At that time, there were only a handful of doctors in the country who knew anything about POTS. Hearing you speak (our) truths about POTS and EDS makes me happy that a medically qualified SOMEONE is validating this journey and that today's POTSTERS will get better/faster help than we did. AT the same time it makes me mad and sad for the suffering my daughter has endured. I have a channel and have spoken of you on it...FYI. Press on and thank you. Angela

    • @janeteddddd
      @janeteddddd 2 года назад +7

      Vvaxxine damage ?!

    • @lauragott2122
      @lauragott2122 2 года назад +4

      @@janeteddddd I believe so also. Many autoimmune diseases can be triggered by a vax I believe. Just as a virus can cause post viral fatigue, ME/CFS, POTS or Long haul CV, MS or cancer in the case of EBV, makes sense that a vax can trigger autoimmunity also since they contain live and/or virus particles.

    • @lindadew5888
      @lindadew5888 2 года назад

      You are pot stirrers!

    • @nesekitty9703
      @nesekitty9703 Год назад

      @@lauragott2122 covid reactivating my CEBV,and 1 year in got POTS...long hauler since March/2021

    • @akferren1
      @akferren1 Год назад

      Oh stop being a pHARMa shill.. vaccines are dangerous

  • @joannadavis6716
    @joannadavis6716 2 года назад +36

    Oh, if only from my lips to Gods ears, this Doctor is every heart patients dream doctor! God bless you Dr. Gupta! Continue the good work. I recently transferred my care from a cavalier cardiologist who could not be bothered to contact me with a treatment plan for new BP spikes. I have long COVID. It was a frightening experience. My new cardiologist is in tune with my needs as a cardiac patient, thank God! I would love to try the saline infusions, but alas I live in the United States where for the most part, medical care is in the toilet. I am 77 and remember when medical care was clinically and patient oriented. Sorry to say, now a days, you have to search for such a doctor and be your own patient advocate.

    • @maysies05
      @maysies05 2 года назад +4

      I hate the corrupt medical system in the US 🤬

  • @marthamarshall7088
    @marthamarshall7088 Год назад +6

    I wish you were my doctor...😢
    I have been sick for a long time with POTS symptoms and I'm continually told that my symptoms are just anxiety....
    I'm so glad I found your channel!

  • @Msrojo1004
    @Msrojo1004 2 года назад +21

    I am a cardiorespiratory physiotherapist working in critical and acute care in Australia. These diagnosis and treatment strategies are logical and effective.
    Thank you for your work.

    • @ering4131
      @ering4131 2 года назад

      Hi Rose - maybe you can help my daughter? She is suffering incredibly post Covid, she’s 14

    • @Msrojo1004
      @Msrojo1004 2 года назад +1

      @@ering4131 Hi Erin, I’m sorry to hear that. The post-COVID problems are many and varied, with perhaps the most common ones being fatigue and dry cough. All need symptomatic management which is best under doctor supervision.
      Commonly post-Covid problems result in a reduction of normal activity and need for rest. As the doctor here explained so well, gently-graded exercise with a Physiotherapist can help with gradual reconditioning and fitness.

    • @tanyabrown9839
      @tanyabrown9839 Год назад

      you are not in SA are you? Do you know anyone who can help me? I have had severe POTS now for almost half of my life and I feel so much better after saline IV but unfortunately I rarely get them. I only being given them in hospital after being ambulanced due to collapses where I couldn't stand again. Due to the POTS I have to rely on a lot of home help from NDIS and need a wheelchair when out. Without support worker, Im stuck at home. I would love to be able to find a way to get saline infusions regularly seeing they help me for 2 to 3 days. (GET does not work for me and meditations have had minimal affect)

    • @tanyabrown9839
      @tanyabrown9839 Год назад

      @@ering4131 If you are in Melbourne.. Dr Donald Lewis''s old ME/CFS clinic if its still about (he's deceased now but he had trained others who were working at his clinic) used to offer some POTS patients saline IVs. That place is the only place in Australia that I know was using saline IVs regularly for POTS patients. (to see if your daughter has POTS or not, look up the "poor man's test" for POTS and you can test her at home if you cant find a dr to do this test in his clinic. I think it works just as well as tilt table testing to diagnose POTS. Just make sure you get a stable laying heart rate reading before doing the standing part of the test.

  • @dr.mostafamaita
    @dr.mostafamaita Год назад +16

    Fantastic. Subscribed. I am an anesthesiologist and interventional pain specialist and I am also hungry to learn how to help these patients. Physiologically, everything you are saying makes perfect sense.
    I’d love to collaborate with you and bring this more mainstream. Keep up the strong work!

  • @clayps1
    @clayps1 8 месяцев назад +9

    Thank you for doing this video. As a long Covid sufferer and menopausal woman I see so many similarities between POTS, Long Covid and Menopause. It’s definitely difficult to know which came first but I really found this heart warming to watch. 🙏

  • @marieabercrombie2231
    @marieabercrombie2231 2 года назад +33

    Absolutely amazing video! A doctor who is so genuine and wants to help people have a better quality of life is priceless! POTS used to control my life and I slowly got better. I went from being bedridden to walking between 1-3 miles a day. If you are reading this and feel helpless know you are not alone and there is hope ❤

    • @raarora1
      @raarora1 2 года назад +5

      What helped you, please elaborate.

    • @maysies05
      @maysies05 2 года назад

      I am doomed 😭

    • @justinb.hunter4832
      @justinb.hunter4832 2 года назад +1

      Please tell us 😢😢

    • @marieabercrombie2231
      @marieabercrombie2231 Год назад +14

      I started eating mostly organic food. I found an amazing naturopathic doctor who did bloodwork and found out I had extremely low Vitamin D and B12. I also take metoprolol that is prescribed by my regular doctor.
      I was extremely weak and started doing exercises from on my couch. Leg lifts and simple exercises. I got stronger and stronger and I don’t think about it anymore. POTS does not rule my life anymore. I just got home from a beautiful hike in the rain with my two little boys and there is nothing more precious to me than to be able to go outside and smell the fresh air and enjoy the outdoors with my children. 💕

    • @christinahurt7505
      @christinahurt7505 9 месяцев назад

      I am very happy for you having improvement in your POTS symptoms. How are you doing now? I hope you are well. Did you start the leg exercises on your couch before starting walking for exercise?

  • @Sanat2able
    @Sanat2able 2 года назад +18

    POTS is a heterogeneous disorder of the autonomic nervous system that can result from multiple etiologies. An increased prevalence of vitamin B12, vitamin D 25-OH and iron deficiencies has been observed in patients with POTS.May 21, 2017

  • @twocanplay7976
    @twocanplay7976 Год назад +12

    It's so refreshing to see such an understanding doctor. Been dealing with long COVID for 3+ years now, most doctors have been worse than unhelpful. Thanks for an awesome video!

  • @keithrost691
    @keithrost691 2 года назад +49

    You are amazing! I’ve been a exercise physiologist in the field for 30 years and very few physicians think like you do with such understanding outside the box, more holistic tx’s-treatment approaches.
    Your wisdom is beyond your years and your compassion is endearing.
    I can tell you most of the patients I’ve seen in the last 2 to 3 years who have received the jab, present with many cardiovascular imbalances, including pots.
    It’s more than unfortunate, as I have patients weekly in physiotherapy report these type of symptoms after since there jabs and many have died.
    But thank you again for your knowledge and informing people of other improving QOL.
    Many blessings to you.

    • @janetblack905
      @janetblack905 2 года назад +11

      Not sure he said anything about the vaccine. I believe he was speaking strictly about people who have POTS and how his theory might translate to treatment for people who have had COVID.

    • @keithrost691
      @keithrost691 2 года назад +2

      Agree but pertinent clinical evidence

    • @saniyavfx
      @saniyavfx 2 года назад +4

      I feel like crying reading your message … how did we ever reach this position?

    • @k.b.9716
      @k.b.9716 2 года назад

      I can understand where Keith is coming from. Thanks! My mother has been receiving a similar health benefit through IV saline even if she might not have POTS.

    • @Catlily5
      @Catlily5 2 года назад

      A doctor who calls the Covid vaccine the "jab"? SURE.
      Edit: Oh never mind you are an exercise physiologist. Still, not very professional language.

  • @dizzylizardproductions
    @dizzylizardproductions 2 года назад +37

    I so appreciate Dr Gupta.
    His ability to explain the complicated subjects to the common listener is awesome.

  • @livialaurenzano4081
    @livialaurenzano4081 2 года назад +55

    A Doctor who actually wants to make sick people well. The way doctors used to be. Most doctors today are not independent decision makers they are rather corporate employees doing what the boss tells them to do and the boss is ultimately the pharmaceutical industry. My husband died at the hands of such people who refused to do anything outside of their standard CDC protocol. God bless you.

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

  • @chillinwifmikoolaid
    @chillinwifmikoolaid 5 месяцев назад +4

    I hesitated to do IV Saline infusions but recently started and I am able to do more and have decreased symptoms. I had to fight to get home health to start my IV peripheral access weekly. My physician was helpful to help me advocate for services here in the USA. Thank you for sharing this.

  • @mconcha2005
    @mconcha2005 2 года назад +18

    You are the best doctor I ever heard about. Very few doctors nowadays really care for their patients. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @susancoombes
    @susancoombes 2 месяца назад +1

    This is exactly how ive been. Always had POTS after a virus but only a few days or weeks. Covid caused 18 months of misery. Blacking out with bradycardia then episodes of tacchycardia up to 200. I was being considered for ablation and pacing. Fortunately the symptoms resolved. Swimming and cycling, avoiding carbohydrates and increasing fluid and salt has really helped. I am not as healthy as others in that i need more rest and more sleep. However i am improving.

  • @jindrasturgill1194
    @jindrasturgill1194 2 года назад +92

    Dysautonomia has been part of my hubby’s life for many years along with PTSD after 27 years of law enforcement. Now, we are one month post 4 stent insertions for 2 vessels blocked at 90% and 98%. The only day he has felt well was the day after an hour trip to ER for hypotension where he was given 3L of NSS IV and told to drink more water. He told me that the 24 hours after that infusion were the best he had felt in years. Me thinks we have a validation across the pond of this theory as well.

    • @kickie6323
      @kickie6323 2 года назад +20

      Has he ever had his sodium levels checked? If I don't eat ALOT of sea salt, I feel terrible. I think there is an adrenal connection. Best of Health to you and your family.

    • @jindrasturgill1194
      @jindrasturgill1194 2 года назад +7

      Thanks so much, Kiki! We have switched to almost entirely sea salt and have even found some recently that is iodized!

    • @deedeeseecee9294
      @deedeeseecee9294 2 года назад +6

      Redmond's salt is good.

    • @markyruss
      @markyruss 2 года назад +4

      I got denuge fever - then pots - been hell ! Thank you doctor salt helped me lots

    • @TheBushRanger.
      @TheBushRanger. 2 года назад

      His pots is tms. Please read dr John Sarno

  • @nino2121
    @nino2121 3 месяца назад +5

    With ME & Pots, bedbound I had to give up work. Thanks to You Tube I discovered high dose B1. Changed my life.

    • @AigerimSeitovaAika
      @AigerimSeitovaAika 4 дня назад +1

      Could you please tell us how much mg of B1 you taking? Thank you

    • @nino2121
      @nino2121 4 дня назад

      @AigerimSeitovaAika See Thiamega 400,mg +

  • @ethelduplessis7809
    @ethelduplessis7809 2 года назад +12

    I am a psychiatrist who has had an interest in dysautonomia, the spectrum of EDS and those given the descriptors POTS and chronic fatigue. This interest was first generated by a vulnerability in my own family. In Psychiatry we are the refuge of the destitute and I was able to reassure so many that the problem was not in their minds. One other very important intervention is a magnesium supplement which tend to stabilize twitchy neuromuscular junctions and produce less stretchy connective tissue.

    • @SassyO100
      @SassyO100 12 дней назад

      Yes magnesium has been a great addition to me healing management protocol. I don’t tolerate the many supplements I was previously taking so I now do once or twice weekly Epsom baths or Celtic salt baths to get the Mag transdermally. Seems to get in quicker and helps with sleep if done before bed. A win win as the deeper rest is much needed.

  • @bwill7610
    @bwill7610 Год назад +8

    Thank you for donating your time and coming online to help so many of us struggling. I have tried to explain this to 2 cardiologists and 3 pcps. I felt like I was losing my mind (beyond the already ever-present brain fog and fatigue!!). Bless you, Sir!!!!!

  • @ragingmoocow1987
    @ragingmoocow1987 2 года назад +15

    You are amazing thank you for all you do for POTS/ DYSAUTONOMIA patients like me wish all doctors took it as serious.

  • @jodydavison33
    @jodydavison33 2 года назад +13

    Amazing insight into our community of ME/CFS and dysautonomia patients. I love the comment about too many doctors treating conditions instead of patients. Being dismissed by uncaring medical professionals adds to the nightmare of disability that comes with the disease process.

  • @polyforge3d
    @polyforge3d 2 года назад +21

    This is the first time I've seen a doctor who really understands POTS and what we have to deal with. Even though this is still not a 'cure' for POTS, just acting on the symptoms, it can still significantly improve our quality of life. I feel that with your approach you may one day actually contribute to the discovery of a cure for POTS.

  • @martywilsonlife
    @martywilsonlife 11 месяцев назад +1

    I randomly saw this video two hours after it was posted a year ago. I had suffered a Takotsubo cardiomyopathy event and was quite weak at times. I might have MCAS or possibly POTS but I post this to say how grateful I am for this video. I have now routinely had over 10 IV treatments. This has improved my quality of life dramatically. I would not have known how much these treatments would impact my ability to live a relatively normal life after the cardiac event.

  • @freesia7632
    @freesia7632 2 года назад +28

    Bless you! I was diagnosed with POTS, mast cell syndrome and long covid and felt parked due to my condition(s). Your attitude to patients and getting to the heart of the matter is refreshing. I’ve subsequently turned to herbal remedies, tinctures, fresh royal jelly (seems to help due to ATP) and taken private microbiome tests to dig deeper to the heart of the matter… been treating hefty bacterial infection of eggerthella and ecoli/shigella, albeit doctors ignored my findings/private tests…. Tis helping reduce pots symptoms… keep up the great work.

    • @viriacssa2003
      @viriacssa2003 2 года назад

      I love bee products but have read somewhere that bees sometimes carry a lot of bacteria, viruses etc as a result of their moving around. Please extract teeth that had tooth canals as some of the bacteria etc also hide there. If you have a rife machine, please rife dental foci. May someone come with a cure is Jesus Name, Amen

  • @lboogiegaable
    @lboogiegaable Год назад

    Saying "I appreciate you so much" just doesn't do your effort justice! You don't have to spend your free time doing this...and yet you do. If a fraction of the doctors approached medicine with your attitude this world would be a much healthier happier place. Many blessings to you Sir!

  • @kiwimike1405
    @kiwimike1405 2 года назад +16

    What a wonderful attitude towards meeting the needs of his patients! Truely an inspirational and creative professional

  • @no_country_for_real_men
    @no_country_for_real_men Год назад +1

    Finally a TRUE professional and hands down best Cardiologist in the world and they don't exist in the united states

  • @jodystrange1270
    @jodystrange1270 2 года назад +14

    I have been telling my cardiologists for two years that I feel so much better after i.v. fluids. I even had reconstructive ankle surgery, and felt great for days because of the fluids. I had my yearly physical with my primary care physician last week and told her the same thing. Fortunately, she listened and ordered me 2 litters a week. Imagine my surprise when I came across Dr. Guptas video confirming what I suspected. Thank you Dr. Gupta, and thank you to my primary Dr. Spielberg.

    • @fugginchit1
      @fugginchit1 Год назад +1

      How are you getting on? I desperately need answers 😔

    • @jodystrange1270
      @jodystrange1270 Год назад

      @@fugginchit1 I'm getting one to two litters a week. It definitely helps.

    • @fugginchit1
      @fugginchit1 Год назад

      @@jodystrange1270 that's great I hope your are getting your life back.

    • @fugginchit1
      @fugginchit1 Год назад

      @@jodystrange1270 is it a prescription or do you have to pay? I looked around locally and it's sixty dollars for 1 liter! Smh

    • @jodystrange1270
      @jodystrange1270 Год назад +1

      @fugginchit1 Prescription. It's definitely not a care, but it clears the brain fog. I average a few hundred steps a day, but after my infusion, I get 3000-4000 steps a day.

  • @Msrojo1004
    @Msrojo1004 2 года назад +6

    An angel on earth. What a caring and brilliant doctor!

  • @olympics1234567
    @olympics1234567 2 года назад +31

    Thank you Dr. Gupta! This is not something I struggle with, but many of your videos have helped me.
    It's also comforting to know that there are good, caring doctors, like yourself, and I pray that God blesses you.

  • @brittneyburton8015
    @brittneyburton8015 7 месяцев назад +3

    Dr. Gupta!!! I found one of your videos last year and in an act of desperation, I found a drip IV spa and even though it cost me so much more money than I had to spend, it was worth every penny! I went 1 x a week for 2 months and now go once every month or two and I can honestly say…. It has given me my life back!!!! Placebo or not. I am back to working full time, and while I still have some of the basic POTS symptoms I have not had a major exacerbation since last October!!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for your compassion, knowledge, and willingness to be present for your patients. You saved my quality of life!!!

  • @yvettefournier1533
    @yvettefournier1533 2 года назад +8

    Thank you so much for this information. This has been a very difficult journey. In 1979. I was a 27 year old Mother of three little boys, i managed a Health Club, kept a three family house running and had won a trip to SF. A few days after I arrived home, I became so ill. I was told I had Mono. I will not get into details, since, I think you know what one struggling with finding out what is wrong with a patient is like. So, first Mono, then EBV, the Chronic Fatigue, next CFIDS, the neruo cardigenic syncope. Then POTS and today as we know it is all under the heading of dysautonomia. I will be 69 in a few weeks. . I am 95 percent of the time, flat down. YOur video just gave me so much HOPE. Thank you.

    • @koalamama2
      @koalamama2 2 года назад +1

      Whenever I've had chronic infections the only thing that helped was adrenal glandulars. I needed the whole gland, ie not just the cortex, so All Adrenal by 'Natural Sources' was the best and the cheapest too. I would take one at night and one in the morning and everything that had broken down in my body would be turned around in 72 hrs and completely better in 2 weeks if I also fixed my diet, or a few months if not. There are other things like pregnenolone, DHEA, ubiquinol, etc, but they're not as good and can lead to imbalances.

    • @riteasrain
      @riteasrain 2 года назад +4

      Me too, 1979 EBV, 1984 total crash CFS. Now 71, still don't have my full life back and it's too late.

    • @michele5695
      @michele5695 Год назад +1

      ​@@riteasrain Please don't give up. I understand. I feel the same way. I've had misdiagnosed POTS since I was a child.
      1st a surgery caused symptoms to flair up at 29 as an adult, then a car accident, then in 2006 a respiratory infection landed me in dysautonomic crisis. I almost died. I recovered for the most part after 2 years. My neurologist still hadn't diagnosed me. He moved away. A botched spinal tap and spinal fluid leak caused my Dysautonomia to come back with a vengeance and also caused complex regional pain syndrome from the injury.
      I was doing well on meds. Recently tizanidine has been changed to a different formula and I cannot sleep now or do physical activity. Alpha adrenergic agonists help me. I have a bad tremor also.

  • @IngoBing
    @IngoBing 6 месяцев назад +2

    This doctor is one in a thousands! Or even more rare.

  • @elaineatthecraftshed1993
    @elaineatthecraftshed1993 2 года назад +9

    Such a refreshing change to hear a doctor who focuses so clearly on the whole patient and quality of life. Very interesting

  • @deborahspooner251
    @deborahspooner251 2 года назад +18

    This explains so much! IV fluids in the emergency room in 2014 really made me feel better, at least for a while. I was told as a child that my near blackouts after standing was because I was tall! Severe symptoms set in in my 20’s, likely post infection of some sort. In my 40’s my IBS got so bad I finally tried a meat based diet. 99% meat only. No dairy or processed meats. This manages my symptoms rather than curing it but I am very grateful. My dysautonomia is mild now for the most part, as long as I stick to my diet.

    • @praxedes2
      @praxedes2 2 года назад +5

      I maintained a carnivore diet for a good portion of 2018, and can attest that eating this way was helpful for me too.

    • @deborahspooner251
      @deborahspooner251 2 года назад +3

      @@praxedes2 I wish more people gave this way of eating a try! I know sticking to it is challenging but you can learn so much just by using it as an elimination diet.

    • @praxedes2
      @praxedes2 2 года назад +2

      @@deborahspooner251 I think it has to do with our underlying motivations for eating. A lot of us use eating as a pleasure-seeking mechanism moreso than as nutritional fulfillment. When you are only eating meat for a lengthy period of time, there's very little pleasure in that experience compared to eating a varied diet. Disconnecting from the psychological reward of eating carbs requires discipline. There's also a lifetime of programming, (that fruits & vegetables are necessary), that needs to be overcome. Basically, a carnivore diet despite providing vast benefits for our health, can be scary and boring. You really have to want a change to try and/or stick to it.

    • @lilaworley8935
      @lilaworley8935 2 года назад +4

      This sounds weird... But I crave meat. Some of my favorite snacks are things like beef/turkey sticks, dried or smoked fish, smoked clams, eggs etc.
      I snack on meat... I don't have a sweet tooth.... I have a salt tooth. Lol

    • @eugeniebreida
      @eugeniebreida Год назад +2

      Carnivore, sadly, causes severe insomnia for me. It seems I require a decent dose of carbs for circulating hormones to switch from excitatory to calming.
      Has anyone experienced similar?

  • @sushilaananda3365
    @sushilaananda3365 2 года назад +45

    Thank you Dr. Gupta. Could you do a video sometime on neurally mediated hypotension as this is also a huge problem for patients who have it. Our heart rates do not go up on standing but our blood pressure plummets and we start to faint. We also have all the other typical dysautonomia problems. Thank you for these great videos. It is heartening to hear a doctor Who actually takes these conditions seriously.

    • @karinberryman2009
      @karinberryman2009 2 года назад +4

      Tks for that tip! I believe my husband has the problem you’re referring to as he has the lowest BP on standing I’ve encountered (outside of shock) and I’m a nurse. I’ll take that up with my husband’s specialist.

  • @sandyreed277
    @sandyreed277 Год назад

    I have recently found a good neurologist. I have an appointment on December 6th. I plan on asking her about IV fluids a week. You are a gift from God. PLEASE, keep working to help those with POTS.

  • @kelumabhayawickrama
    @kelumabhayawickrama 2 года назад +7

    Dr SG is the definition of care.

  • @shelley7209
    @shelley7209 2 года назад +9

    Thank you Doc, going on three years next May with Long Covid..Short of breath, lung pain, left leg weakness and muscle weakness!! Thank you for listening! I wish you lots of love in life! ❤

    • @irineojason
      @irineojason Год назад

      Have you had X-rays or mri?

    • @Vimala_chinna
      @Vimala_chinna Год назад

      How r u now.. Me too have same symptoms..

  • @mohamedhamidh3961
    @mohamedhamidh3961 2 года назад +52

    Dr Gupta. Hats off to you. I've worked in the NHS and can completely relate to what you say about the doctors unfortunately. In my little quest to help these patients along with ME (chronic fatigue syndrome) and the similar illness which baffles main stream medicine, I came across HBOT and sauna therapy (+/- cold plunges) seem to have some benefit. And SIBO testing and treatment and chronic heavy metal toxicity (functional medicine approach) seem to be helping a lot of similar patients.
    Keep up your great work.
    Thank you

  • @im1dc
    @im1dc 2 года назад

    Dr Gupta says he is incredibly grateful to hear from us in comments. Wrong, WE are the ones that are incredibly GREATFUL to hear from Dr Gupta!

  • @kayelle8005
    @kayelle8005 2 года назад +4

    If you ever come to Australia I will be first in line to greet you and thank you for all your compassion and advocacy. Thank you so much for being such a bright light to those of us who have been ignored at best and ridiculed at worst by so many health “professionals”

  • @sherip1270
    @sherip1270 2 года назад +3

    My adult son has been severely debilitated and mostly bedbound since October of 2020 and I have been his caregiver. We will be talking to his physician about these treatments. Thank you for sharing this with us. You are such a blessing to so many.

  • @karenkilba2907
    @karenkilba2907 2 года назад +19

    I wish so badly you were my doctor! I had Covid Mar 2020 and have struggled so much since, with many of the symptoms you mentioned. I have tried many things to help myself, some of which have made a difference, mostly doctors in Canada just shrug when asked what can be done to help. I started with elevating my bed after I found one of your videos last year, it alone helped immensely with my shortness of breath and heart palpitations, I am still sleeping elevated and doubt I will stop. I have changed my diet, to mainly a liquid diet, high in greens and omega 3’s. I attempt to drink at least 3 litre of water a day, but find that it only helps so much. I have tried salt drinks and salt retaining meds with little success. I wish I could try your method of saline IV. I did do some Iron IV injection almost a year ago and found them to really help, maybe it increased my oxygen carry capacity which reduced my fatigue and helped with the orthostatic intolerance, don’t know really! I can attest that the symptoms are debilitating but the doctors here don’t seem to care much if my quality of life is awful, and my ability to work is nil. It can be very, very discouraging specially when I learn that a simple saline solution could change my life! Thank you for all you do! Without finding your videos last year I would be struggling much more that I am.

    • @CelestialTrailblazer
      @CelestialTrailblazer Год назад

      Do you have MVP(Mitral Valve Prolapse) ? My cardiologist told me that's what causes these symptoms, including "anxiety".

  • @T3po69
    @T3po69 10 месяцев назад +1

    Love this man! So many docs on the net have several very long videos that are basically lengthy infomercials to persuade very sick and desperate people to sign up for their program because they have ‘the secret’ to cure your dysautonomia. I’m thinking of one in particular that takes several payments.Although they’re docs and have written books, it seems to not be enough money, typical of the good old US medical system: profit from the illness of others. This man is a true healer. I have listened to several of his videos. We need more like this man, especially difficult to find in the US.

  • @riohenry6382
    @riohenry6382 2 года назад +11

    I have chronic fatigue and I believe long Covid is the same illness - post viral syndrome. And yes, I have POTS. I have complete faith in your treatment. I get migraine and I often get a bag of saline to start treatment. There have been times the saline cured my migraine ! And I felt so much better afterwards. Thank you

    • @julesdavis1704
      @julesdavis1704 2 года назад +1

      I’ve had to rush to A&E following days of migraines & sickness and each and every time the saline infusion has 100% helped me, migraine gone! My daughter now has PoTS and daily pressure headache. I’m convinced a saline infusion will help her.

    • @riohenry6382
      @riohenry6382 2 года назад +1

      @@julesdavis1704 I hope so. I feel so sorry for a child in pain

  • @peterhandelson1193
    @peterhandelson1193 2 года назад +4

    I just did my 4th treatment and my health has improved significantly! Thank you so much!

  • @DMWB57
    @DMWB57 2 года назад +6

    Thank you doctor for your caring & compassionate video! I wish you were in the US. I've suffered from symptoms since age 21, diagnosed with FM in 1988, but got worse a few decades later. I was diagnosed with POTS in 2011, when I failed a TT test. Never got any sort of treatment and have been discounted for so long despite the diagnosis. I also have many other conditions, causing pain, but the enlightened moment from this video was a possible hereditary component and something sets it off, like a virus. My Mom was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia after birthing me, and she told me she got a bad flu and that was it, chronic fatigue & pain. Interesting that she was more recently diagnosed with POTS at age 83!!! So both of us with fatigue & pain & other symptoms, both diagnosed with POTS within a decade of each other. 🤔 I have subscribed to your channel and will send this link to my Mom!! Thanks so much.

  • @meredithmarschand7497
    @meredithmarschand7497 Год назад +17

    Dr. Blair Grubb, the doctor referenced in the IV study in this video, is my POTS doctor. I'm very lucky to have him, as he is hailed as the best POTS doctor in the country. I was prescribed two liters of IV saline three days per week, and did that for 5 months. Sadly, there was no improvement. Further patient information has shown that IV therapy doesn't have the high success rate as the 2017 study showed. I'm not saying that to discourage patients from trying. I'm saying this to bond with other patients for whom the treatment failed. Additionally, Dr. Grubb and his team have found a link between those who have gone years with undiagnosed Celiac disease and dysautonomia. It seems that the damage from Celiac may somehow damage the vagus nerve, starting the onset of dysautonomia.

    • @sweetvictory3100
      @sweetvictory3100 8 месяцев назад +8

      So many Drs ignoring vagus nerve issues 💔 only ones that seem to talk about it is holistic Drs

    • @amandafernandajulia
      @amandafernandajulia 6 месяцев назад

      I have suffered POTS critically for 6years , all pharmaceutical promise for cure are lies. I finally got cured with herbs medicine I purchased from Dr Oyalo channel and now I’m completely cured.

    • @LeoLemonKitty
      @LeoLemonKitty 4 месяца назад +1

      Is there any treatment for the vagus nerve from the damage done by celiac disease?

    • @meredithmarschand7497
      @meredithmarschand7497 4 месяца назад

      @@LeoLemonKitty if your case is severe enough, and depending on your symptoms, you may qualify for an implantable vagus nerve stimulator. Recent studies also show great promise for an external vagus nerve stimulator that clips onto the ear, easing symptoms of POTS. My next appointment with Dr. Grubb isn't until November 2024, and that's something we're going to discuss. I have seen knock-off vagus nerve ear clip stimulators on Amazon but I haven't tried them. I'm guessing they aren't FDA approved and I'm not sure if they really do anything. As cheap as they are, it could be worth a try.

    • @SassyO100
      @SassyO100 12 дней назад

      @@sweetvictory3100yes I have had no treatment to date over my 5 year long Covid and dysautonomia journey and I can tell you the simple daily stimulation of my vagus nerve has really boosted me. I gargle, hum, sing to songs on you tube (with lyrics) every day for 30mins as a rule to just do the small and often (cumulative effect). Lots of bounding on my tip toes for the lymphatic drainage. I wish more doctors would look into king Covid and learn from Dr Gupta and others who have a greater understanding of what many patients are experiencing. I’ve had to trial and error a lot from my own research of this condition and I’m now in a better place to manage whilst I rebuild my life back from scratch.

  • @michelleweiss9724
    @michelleweiss9724 2 года назад +24

    I have been struggling ever since I had COVID in 2020. You begin to feel crazy being the symptoms are not significant from the outside. Part of me just wondered if it was my hormones shifting being I was 40 but it seemed like it massively complicated my life. I’m not sure if it’s scarier to go from having freakishly low blood pressure, all of my life, to heart palpitations and noticeable rushed heart rates or these weird moments in the day wherein my mind doesn’t seem like it’s processing external information in an understandable way. Videos like this make me feel like there has to be a resolution to my issues. I have American healthcare (which means I have no healthcare) so there will not be a diagnosis by a professional anytime soon so this is the closest to a doctors office I can get! Thanks for the content.

    • @vanjacalantropo
      @vanjacalantropo 2 года назад +3

      @Michelle how are you doing now? I developed dysautonomia post Covid - fast hr, shortness of breath, indigestion. I’m wondering if this will improve??? It’s been 7mo. My hr is mostly improved but dyspnea persists…. I’m concerned this is permanent. Will se cardiologist in few weeks. Thanks

    • @ladyvirgo013
      @ladyvirgo013 2 года назад

      I'm dealing with these same horrible symptoms. Including what you said about not being able to take in too much information

    • @Tracy71
      @Tracy71 2 года назад +2

      I have had shortness of breath, muscle aches,sleeping issues, palpitations since March 2020 24/7 I was very sick in March 2020 and my doctor suspects Covid. 2.5 years later the palpitations are gone but the shortness of breath persists and sleeplessness is persistent as well.

    • @ladyvirgo013
      @ladyvirgo013 2 года назад +1

      @@Tracy71 I hope you get 100% relief. Have you tried a Magnesium supplement??

    • @calvinhobbs7399
      @calvinhobbs7399 2 года назад

      @@ladyvirgo013 how are you feeling now that 2 months have past?

  • @Timeless_Lea
    @Timeless_Lea 8 месяцев назад +2

    This couldn’t have come at a better time for me. My poor son, who is 20, just had a bad strep infection and his dysautonomia symptoms went into overdrive but we didn’t realize it was the dysautonomia at first, just attributed it to his underlying infection mainly.
    Dr., you mentioned symptoms when lying down and that is so important to remember! POTS really isn’t a good name for this condition. Me and my children have EDS, which contributes to the dysautonomia syndrome. I wish I could move to the UK so I could have you as a Dr! We just do not have many here in this country who deal w/-understand this condition and consequently know how to treat it.
    Thank you for all of your hard work and information Dr! ❤

  • @otterishly777
    @otterishly777 2 года назад +20

    Your genuine compassion and concern for patients shines through again and again in this video. I also loved your take on placebos--i.e., if it helped, it helped!--and humble realization that we don't always understand why something helps, but that doesn't mean it doesn't. Likewise, we might not be able to understand WHY someone is sick, but that doesn't mean that they aren't, or that they aren't deserving of compassion. Thank you for being kind.

  • @ianseaweed
    @ianseaweed 2 года назад +15

    Very interesting hearing you talk about why one feels much worse after a big carbohydrate meal. It was so noticeable early on with my Long Covid it was the first big lifestyle change I made to eat smaller more frequent protein based meals. I think the Dysautanomia theory is gaining traction in the NHS, two and a half years on from my first bout of Covid I’ve been scheduled for a tilt table test and MRI scan. I wouldn’t say I’m archetypical POTS as the whole heart/pulse pressure/dizziness equation varies from week to week- sometimes classic and sometimes lesser- but that’s how the Long Covid goes overall, waxing and waning in cycles. Whatever, I’ve ended up, by a process of elimination of what works or doesn’t for me personally, with a lifestyle that resembles treatment for POTS. Take supine exercise in a compression suit- swimming in a wetsuit, drinking a gallon or more of water washed down with a couple of electrolytes a day, box breathing exercises and meditation, therapeutic rest stops- three sleeps a day, and Amitriptyline to help sleep at night. Do everything slowly and methodically to avoid the constant threat of being wired and tired.

  • @johnsonjan
    @johnsonjan 2 года назад +10

    Thank you. I have POTS and other conditions. I’m almost Bedbound because I can do more if I’m lying down.
    When I had saline solution during my cancer treatment it made me pee a lot (but I was drinking enormous amounts of water due to having radiation treatment on my abdomen). Im surprised your patients did not need to pee a lot with the saline solution.
    Thanks for realising the problems for bedbound, exhausted people when they need to pee a lot.
    It sounds wonderful. Imagine, even if it was just one day a week, being able to be “normal”! Being able to attend a wedding…..

  • @jessicapotter3518
    @jessicapotter3518 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Dr. Gupta. My wife has been struggling to find someone who understands what she's been going through and it's encouraging to see a doctor connecting the dots and advocating for patients who suffer from dysautonomia conditions. I hope the NHS provides you additional funding to help more patients. We're in the US dealing with our own system flaws and trying to piece together treatment protocols. God bless and again, thank you.

  • @wattsizname
    @wattsizname 2 года назад +27

    Most of the symptoms you describe here are what I've been experiencing for many years having been diagnosed with M.E. I've largely been left to just self-help treatments. Videos like this are very helpful, thank you

    • @jjqchomes8443
      @jjqchomes8443 2 года назад +5

      Interestingly, I was just doing research on CFS/ME as I have that and POTs. The evidence points towards hypercoagability of the blood making it hard for all systems to get correct energy or oxygen.
      Saline would do the trick for CFS and POTs.
      Im thinking low dose blood thinners too.

    • @wattsizname
      @wattsizname 2 года назад

      @@jjqchomes8443 yes, that is interesting

  • @mariaizmana1567
    @mariaizmana1567 2 года назад +8

    What an amazing doctor you are! God bless you. My daughter was helped after suffering so much since the age of 11 and none of her doctors knew about this condition POTS/Dysautonomia back then. Finally she was referred to a cardiologist. Her cardiologist Dr. Polanco here in Central Florida knew about this condition and he helped her and many other patients with this condition as well. She now has had saline infusions since she turned 18. Now 23yrs old…she gets 3 infusions a week which helps her tremendously. She no longer passes out, no more syncopes. Unfortunately the gastroparesis condition is more debilitating in her case so she is usually bedridden but since she started the infusions she does have better days than ever before. Thank you so much for sharing this important information to all of us. This would help many other patients maybe have a talk with their doctors. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

    • @barbaralittle2429
      @barbaralittle2429 2 года назад +1

      Maria, thanks you for sharing this. I am curious about the logistics of this. Does your daughter have a port? How many liters does she get? Where does she have it done? How are you paying for it-- is insurance covering it?
      Our daughter has been ill since she was 23. She is now 36. I really feel the saline IVs could be hugely beneficial for her, but I have no idea how we would ever pay for it. Her insurance doesn't pay for anything.
      God bless you and your daughter with strength and hope.

    • @kimrider7204
      @kimrider7204 Год назад

      Do u mind I ask where exactly is she having the infusions done please? I'm desperate for help, bedridden for 3 yrs. now after covid infection September 2020.
      I thank you very much, God bless-

  • @carmeladomino5985
    @carmeladomino5985 2 года назад +19

    God Bless you ! I have never met a more genuine intellectual Doctor in my life ♥️
    You are the best Dr. Gupta !

  • @solarwinds5164
    @solarwinds5164 Год назад +2

    So basically most family doctors are intellectually smart, but humanly completely dumb. I concur. My husband has been struggling with CFS for 10 years, including POTS, and it has been a HUGE struggle to get any help from his doctor (yes, even switching and consulting with so-called specialists). I have personally become incredibly cynical about medical professionals.
    WHY do doctors REFUSE TO HEAR and BELIEVE their patients?!! This is so incredibly frustrating. As if people just like pretending to be sick and have a terrible life. Right.
    Your real concern for your own patients and search for answers is wonderful to see. How lucky they are to have you in their corner!

  • @irmamontenegro5576
    @irmamontenegro5576 2 года назад +4

    Wow! Your compassion and empathy is beyond. Your understanding and knowledge about POTS is good news to many. POTS can truly change your life as well as your family. Quality of life is not the same.

  • @nadinejanho
    @nadinejanho 2 года назад +20

    Makes so much sense.
    One major symptom I had after covid was serious dryness of the eyes nose mouth. I suffered from that for 8 months, my eyes opened difficultly. Then I got RSV (virus) and that dryness went away spontaneously. I feel an obligation to share this bit of experience.

  • @allyfrasier6306
    @allyfrasier6306 2 года назад +7

    This is so refreshing, so enlightening and so very appreciated. Thank you most sincerely, you're wonderful.

  • @donnafarley
    @donnafarley 2 года назад +1

    WOW!! YES! That's the only treatment that worked for me. Thank you times 10! Thank you for making this public.

  • @georginaainsworth2101
    @georginaainsworth2101 2 года назад +8

    Thank you for this. Doctors can definitely have naivety that PoTS is just a simple illness where the heart rate increases and this is not the case at all. However I have had situations where I have tried to give drs information (PoTS on a page etc) and they have simply said they don’t have time to look at it, to just keep coming back as & when you have an issue. This results in increased appointments, misunderstandings and misdiagnoses. If drs read information that places like your website & PoTSUK make available, it would save so much of this and give drs a much greater understanding of what they’re working with when dealing with patients.

  • @eattrainwalk
    @eattrainwalk Год назад +4

    You're a hell of a doctor Mr. Gupta. I have been following your videos for a couple of years now as I have dysautonomia and a lot of bizarre conditions that I believe are somehow associated with it. My symptoms don't exactly match up with POTS, but I do have palpitations - especially after eating and using the bathroom (#2), horrific digestive and sleep issues, fatigue and brain fog. I hope one day I will be cured of these problems and have my life back. Thanks for caring so damn much. It means a lot.
    Cheers from the other side of the pond.
    Jonathan

  • @karyzma99
    @karyzma99 2 года назад +10

    Thank you for sharing this information. I’ve been telling my doctor for almost 2 years that I think I have dysautonomia. He sent me to neurologist, chiropractors, rheumatologist, cardiologists trying to fix everything individually and nothing works Instead of just getting informed about Long Covid. I do feel tired & wired all the time and I feel like my body is a desert. Regardless of how much I drink it’s not enough, my lips are always chapped, my mouth is dry etc. I feel as if the life has been drained out of me. I’ve mentioned to my family going to a wellness clinic for iv infusions as I always feel dehydrated and figuring it must help. I’ve also developed multiple bulging discs out of the blue with no accident. Interestingly enough I read dehydration can cause bulging discs. I’ve also developed mixed sleep apnea. All these after getting COVID/long COVID. I wish my doctors had a clue.

  • @NathanNathan-p5h
    @NathanNathan-p5h 9 месяцев назад +1

    A highly commendable approach to medicine as the original “Hippocratic Oath” intended.
    In analysis, medical practice based on PHYSIOLOGY as the first point and basis of diagnosis. Not simply matching supposed common general symptoms with Big Pharma's financial interest or highly profitable lab tests which a doctor in the 40s to 80's had little access to is a breath of fresh air.
    The mention of highly effective “intravenous saline infusion” in certain cases was very telling; rarely practiced nowadays unless you are dying in an emergency ward; and we know why.
    As a long covid victim struggling with vagus nerve inflammatory damage, and all the organ metabolic dysfunction symptoms that go with it, I wish this were my physician.
    I will definitely come back here as I am sure to find some valuable knowledge towards self-treatment as the only alternative left in addition to what I am already doing on my own.

  • @Moonflowers11
    @Moonflowers11 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for this. It shows what a compassionate person you are.

  • @luckydesilva6733
    @luckydesilva6733 Год назад +1

    You are a great Dr . I am noticing that these days several Drs are becoming very sincere about their care to the patients ;humanity hopefully will rise more and more with videos/podcasts like these .
    In the light of we are heading towards , non - hands on , more diagnoses/ labelling with drug therapies for anything and everything , listening to your video gives me hope for human kind again . I am a retired nurse and watching the behaviour of the ‘caring profession ‘ makes very scared of becoming vulnerable.
    Thank you for yet another informative and a caring video .
    All the Gods are guiding and protecting you . With respect.

  • @mariarooney6262
    @mariarooney6262 2 года назад +8

    Wow. I contracted covid last December. Didn’t think too much about it. Thought I was over it, never heard of long covid or anything else. After covid I started feeling fatigued, which I never had in my life, always lots of energy. Although I do suffer with depression, which makes it so much worse, but never fatigued. This video explains so much, exactly what I am experiencing. I will ask my doctor to possibly listen to this video. Maybe he knows about it. Thank you so much for being a caring doctor.

    • @fluffyanne1177
      @fluffyanne1177 2 года назад

      Did you have the vaccine? I also have POTS

  • @jillr759
    @jillr759 Год назад +1

    Oh my your content is so amazing. Fibromyalgia with POTS. Im constantly teaching my doctors (thyroid cancer) about my symptoms. I didn’t have a POTS episode in the office but we know how that goes. Im so deconditioned from laying down from pain I didn’t know how I was hurting myself. Not long ago I walked 5 miles a day sometimes twice a day. Now I struggle to water the lawn. My goal is to get moving again. To be blunt the sweating and heat intolerance I get with POTS is making me so isolated! And yes I wake at 4am with my heart on a gallop your spot on doctor. Bless your heart for validating me and my symptoms. Being a nurse for 30 years I soak up this information like a sponge! My trigger was a 18 hour bilateral neck dissection. ❤❤❤❤❤ all night long to the BR🤔🤔🤔Your patients are so lucky to have you!

  • @NunalSaPaa
    @NunalSaPaa 2 года назад +8

    Doctor Gupta, you saved my life. I chanced upon this video while researching about long COVID and dysautonomia and immediately increased my salt intake after I watched this, and I got healed essentially instantly after being bedridden for practically a whole year. I can't thank you enough. Thank you so much.

    • @Lisa-xf5uf
      @Lisa-xf5uf 2 года назад

      💜💜💜

    • @danniewatt3669
      @danniewatt3669 Год назад

      🙌 Halleluyah!!

    • @carmella88
      @carmella88 Год назад +3

      How much salt did you take

    • @fg735
      @fg735 Год назад

      Infusions or just took more salt ?

  • @MyFriendPeter
    @MyFriendPeter Год назад +1

    Thank you for the great video and care. I think most POTs patients will agree it's helpful just to know someone out there cares and is trying to help. I got EBV in 2019 but didn't get POTs. However, I contracted COVID in March 2023 and got POTs. I think the difference was stress and most importantly resting after COVID as one would do after EBV. I rested after EBV but not after COVID and I think this is critical.
    I would advise anyone who contracts COVID to take things very easy for at least 3 months after the infection.