Are My POTS Symptoms Caused by CIRS, Lyme, or Mold?

CIRS is a commonly discussed condition, but it's crucial not to brush it aside or prematurely attribute symptoms to it. A thorough evaluation is necessary to identify and address potential neurological, vascular, or other underlying issues causing symptoms before assuming it's CIRS. A case study of a patient who was initially diagnosed with CIRS was found to have carotid compression syndrome causing hypoperfusion in the brain, leading to the resolution of symptoms once the underlying vascular issue was addressed. Treating symptoms without addressing the root cause may be ineffective. Proper groundwork and ruling out other factors are essential before diagnosing and treating CIRS.
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[@mountainmolerat]

This happened to me. I went down a decades-long rabbit hole, chasing Lyme, mold etc. etc. Those things are very real, of course, but it turns out I had a vascular compression and also am aPL+ causing hypoperfusion.

[@allyirvine7537]

Yes, it does help! Your videos always address those issues that have been most puzzling me. Uncanny.

[@caliharding5388]

Aha! You just tied together some things I've been wondering about with my body since I started watching your videos. Thank you! Clearly explained, as always. You guys are doing great work!

[@nateP7817]

Thank you for sharing! Super helpful!!!

[@jesuslovesuandme2]

Are there exercises you would recommend for vascular health. I know I have issues with blood flow from the brain . The only option I've seen is stenting but are non surgical things I could do to help vascular function?

[@shellyrae777]

My POTS symptoms went into remission with physical rehabilitation, hydration w/ electrolytes and a medication called Carvedilol (Coreg). ALL beta blockers made me worse, Carvedilol was tried as a last resort and it was like magic.

[@kimcoons3322]

How would we go about to find out if my daughter has vascular compression?