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Julia is an absolutely brilliant doctor.

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Dr.Kaitalin Juhasz-Poscine did a Tilt Table Test on me in February of 2006. With this test she diagnosed me with POTS. She told me I should see a cardiologist. She could not treat this condition.

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I found Dr. Friday to be an extremely kind, caring, thorough and knowledgeable professional in the area of cardiology and autonomic dysfunction. The appointment was 2 ¼ hours.  During that time she went over my health history thoroughly, examined me, explained and educated me about autonomic dysfunction very thoroughly and then answered all of my questions very thoroughly.  She said if I had any more questions I could call or e-mail (which would be faster).  She made some recommendation for follow up with a gastroenterologist who also specialized in autonomic dysfunction along with some other changes.  I would not hesitate to recommend her and rate her an A++ doctor.

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Dr. Thompson diagnosed me with POTS back in January of this year. He is a very caring and compassionate Doctor.  He has POTS himself, so he truly understands what I am going through. He is always available to help and does not hesitate when I need him. He has been so supportive throughout my ordeal. He is a truly great doctor and person. I feel that I am getting the best help possible. I thank God for Dr. Thompson and his help.

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I thank God everyday that Dr. Thompson was there when I got sick.  I was being given so many diagnoses but no answers by my other doctors.  I lost faith in the medical system and felt out there by myself.  Dr. Thompson gained my trust back.  His compassion and knowledge in the field and willingness to try new things puts him on the forefront in his field.  His quest to get answers to things puzzling him or see what others are trying or investigating shows he cares.  He was giving me fluids back in 2002, long before any literature was showing up on the web about hypovolemia.  I highly recommend Dr. Randy Thompson, not only for anyone to go to but any awards out there for his compassion to help those of us suffering while he himself has this puzzling syndrome that takes on many forms.

Dr. Gilden can also be seen at:

RHC/St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital Center
2233 W. Division Street #200
Chicago, IL 60622
312-770-3455

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Dr. Deal is a cardiologist with a special interest in dysautonomia.

Dr. Zia specializes in Autonomic Disorders and did his fellowship at Harvard. He is my physician, and I know from personal experience he is wonderful! 

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Dr. Zia has been my doctor for over two years now. I had symptoms for quite a while, but no one was able to come up with a diagnosis. After seeing Dr. Zia and receiving a diagnosis, I have a lot more peace. This is an extremely difficult disease to deal with and I had been told my some doctors that it was all in my head. Dr. Zia always reminds me that I am not crazy and not to let anyone tell me so. That this is a serious disease and I am trying to cope with it day by day.

Comments submitted by a patient:

Dr. Nsah is an electrophysiologist, and only sees patients with autonomic dysfunction (primarily POTS/NMH) or with heart rhythm abnormalities.  As of March 2004 he is accepting new patients from the Baltimore/DC/Delmarva region. You can contact one of his POTS patients at oct02mom@yahoo.com if you wish.

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I would not recommend the Beth Israel autonomic disorders center.

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Dr. Hohler treats dysautonomia, MSA and Parkinson's disease with autonomic dysfunction.

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Dr. Rosenthal is not a specialist, but he does perform tilt table testing and prescribe therapies for NCS.

Comments submitted by a patient:

He is a wonderful doctor!! He is the first doctor I have seen that didn't rush me through the appointment. He sat down with me for almost an hour and was really listening to what I had to say. Anytime I have had a problem, he personally speaks to me on the phone. I have had a wonderful experience with him, and I will continue to see him!

Information on Dr. Stewart's current research study is available on our website at: http://www.dinet.org/studies.htm

Dr. Blitshteyn specializes in autonomic disorders, headache medicine and general neurology. She is highly recommended.

Dr. Lindsey Lee Lair completed her fellowship in autonomic and peripheral nervous system disorders.

Comments submitted by a patient:

I went to Dr. Grossman for my diagnosis and my treatment. He is very good at treating this disease, and he also listens to what you have to say. He answers all your questions. I never felt like he was pushing me through the appointment. Very smart.

Michael W. Consevage can also be seen at two other Moffitt Heart and Vascular Group offices:

Carlisle Office
977 Walnut Bottom Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-243-6557

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Chambersburg Office
757 Norland Avenue
Suite 201
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-217-6881

The Vanderbilt group has ongoing research studies attempting both to understand the physiology causing POTS and also to access novel therapies for POTS. Read more about Vanderbilt's research on our website at:
http://www.dinet.org/studies.htm

Dr. Levine is currently examining the mechanisms behind the remarkable gender specificity of POTS. Interested, newly diagnosed patients who live in the area can contact his office for further information.

Dr. Gil I. Wolfe
Department of Neurology
UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
5323 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235
214-648-9574
PAF, Autonomic Peripheral Neuropathies
Autonomic Laboratory
Treats adults

Comments submitted by a patient:

Dr. Abdallah is wonderful.  His practice is almost entirely dedicated to dysautonomia. He sees patients up to the age of mid-twenties.

Dr. Dolack treats all forms of orthostatic intolerance and is a board certified electrocardiologist. He manages younger patients (anywhere from young youth to older adults). He is well versed in the field, and is really one of the only specialists in the state of Washington to treat POTS. He will go out of his way to help you, manage medications, and overlook a comprehensive package, which is you, the patient. Highly recommended, and well regarded.

Primarily sees patients that have orthostatic intolerance as a feature of another syndrome, such as CFS, Ehlers-Danlos and related hypermobility syndromes.