Dr. Kevin Lasko approaches POTS and associated syndromes a little differently from most healthcare practitioners. His approach is to determine what part of the central nervous system has been affected and attempt to slowly retrain it to process properly through a variety of eye, balance, and other exercises. Check out this episode for a non-traditional approach to POTS treatment!
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