Re: NEURALLY MEDIATED HYPOTENSION

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I have occasional dizziness that borders on faintness, although your problem sounds lots worse.

NEURALLY MEDIATED HYPOTENSION

Since being diagnosed with EBV 4 years ago, the one symptom that has lingered and caused me the most problems has been a lightheadedness that borders on faintness. I have had a positive tilt table test and was initially given a dizzying array of beta blockers which only exacerbated the problem. I have tried to follow Dr. Teitlebaum's salt and water protocol.This works only minimallhy- if at all-Anyone out there suffering from similar symptoms?Any good suggestions on how to deal with this?Thanks!

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Sorry... my emails sometimes mysteriously send themselves in the middle of my sentences. It's probably operator error, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.

As I was saying, your faintness problem sounds worse than mine, but it won't hurt to try this: plain old Dramamine. I always carry some of the non-drowsy kind with me because I never know when one of the dizzy spells is going to hit me. I take one or two Dramamine and almost always I am fine in a short period of time.

Pam

NEURALLY MEDIATED HYPOTENSION

Since being diagnosed with EBV 4 years ago, the one symptom that has lingered and caused me the most problems has been a lightheadedness that borders on faintness. I have had a positive tilt table test and was initially given a dizzying array of beta blockers which only exacerbated the problem. I have tried to follow Dr. Teitlebaum's salt and water protocol.This works only minimallhy- if at all-Anyone out there suffering from similar symptoms?Any good suggestions on how to deal with this?Thanks!

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I too have occasional dizziness that I have to be very careful that I don't fall. Nothing like you are describing though.

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NEURALLY MEDIATED HYPOTENSION

Since being diagnosed with EBV 4 years ago, the one symptom that has lingered and caused me the most problems has been a lightheadedness that borders on faintness. I have had a positive tilt table test and was initially given a dizzying array of beta blockers which only exacerbated the problem. I have tried to follow Dr. Teitlebaum's salt and water protocol.This works only minimallhy- if at all-Anyone out there suffering from similar symptoms?Any good suggestions on how to deal with this?Thanks!

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there is a medication called anti-vert for vertigo as well... there's a generic so it's pretty cheap... works great with few side effects blessed be lizPam Horne <pmarshall@...> wrote: Sorry... my emails sometimes mysteriously send themselves in the middle of my sentences. It's probably operator error, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. As I was saying, your faintness problem sounds worse than mine, but it won't hurt to try this: plain old Dramamine. I always carry some of the non-drowsy kind with me because I never know when one of the dizzy spells is going to hit me. I take one or two Dramamine and almost always I am fine in a short period of time. Pam NEURALLY MEDIATED HYPOTENSION Since being diagnosed with EBV 4 years ago, the one symptom that has lingered and caused me the most problems has been a lightheadedness that borders on faintness. I have had a positive tilt table test and was initially given a dizzying array of beta blockers which only exacerbated the problem. I have tried to follow Dr. Teitlebaum's salt and water protocol.This works only minimallhy- if at all-Anyone out there suffering from similar symptoms?Any good suggestions on how to deal with this?Thanks!

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