Thank you so much for posting on my problem. I looked up pots and I have a lot of the same symptoms. I didn't have health insurance but just recently my sister told me about a free clinic so I went there and they gave me a referral to a cardiologist and it turns out o do have pots. They gave me beta lockers for it and told me to drink lots of water and gatorade and eat salt. It was only 4 days ago I found all this out so I'm not totally sure how the medicine is working yet but I am so excited to finally be able to have a name for my problem and have doctors working on trying to fix it. I am so thankful that you took the time and cared enough to give your opinion thank you so much
It sounds as if you have a form of dysautonomia, ( maybe POTS)
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.
U might want to go and get a tilt table test .
Ckeck out our forum under dysautonomia , it is very good,and very informative.
Drink a lot of water and gatorade 2 , you might want to use compression hose, increase salt intake, avoid standing in place, avoid heat and hot showers, avoid caffeine ( including sodas ,coffee ,etc) and you might feel better, there are meds that you could take to make you retain fluids etc,etc
You can find a cardiologist or neurologist that treats dysautonomias,( they are hard to find)
Good luck
Maritza
well i've fainted before when i was in greece and my dad is former doctor and he said this which suprised me "It sounds like you may be suffering from something called vasovagal syncope. In essence, what this means is that certain stimuli (in your case, vomiting) cause you to faint."
IT did help though i know how it feels espeacially when i am on my period its nasty i get •acnebloating fatigue backaches•headaches•diarrhe•mood swings THEN THE NIGHTMARE I THROW UP but its something we all have in common i hope this helps your not alone
It could be your spine. Here is a website to read http://www.newslettersdelivered.com/newsletter_preview_print.asp?id=804&uid=888
A chiropractor can adjust your spine. T7 is the vertabae that the nerves lead to your stomach. I have trouble myself with this vertabae as mine is deformed due to scheuermanns disease. I threw up every day for a year before I got help from my chiropractor who I worked for. It took a year to make my back better so it is not an overnight fix. The thoracic part of a back is the hardest to fix. It will take some time, but you will feel so much better.