Pots Doctors In Pa, Nj, De Area.

[Gemma]

Hello again everyone. I a, really devastated. I can not find a local doctor in my area that would be interested in my case. I have two cardiologist, who are nice, but they do not participate much in my treatment or interested to find out whats going on or how to help me. They tried common meds on me such as midodrine, fludo, beta blockers, amytriptoline and that is it. All of these meds failed and I am left with nothing.

I went to big clinic a week ago, and didnt get any recomendation there either. I was told again to do fluids, salt and little fludo. I did these for 4 month with no improvement so obviuosly it doesnt help.

I am supposed to return to school end of May, i was on medical leave for a year, and I dont know how to even manage it if I have no meds to help and no doctors who is willing to try things with me.

I do have one doctor in NY, he is really nice, but far from me and I only see him every 3-4 month. Also, he is very passive with treatments. I basicly do all my research about meds and what could be happening to me, but then they dont even want to try any new treatments with me.

Please if anyone sees this post and you leave in the Philadelphia area, please share your doctors information. I am even willing to go to some private or holistic doctors and pay cash, just so someone will be willing to give me advice and try things with me. I had so many hopes for the big clinic that I visited, but returned with nothing. I think I might be falling into depression because of lack of help from any doctor.

Thank you all flr reading this.

[amyksmith]

His office isn't so close to Philly, but I recommend Dr. Nicholas Tullo in West Orange, NJ (I think) -- check the list of docs as he is on there. I saw him when I lived in the area. - Amy

[LS1TRANSAM]

Try Dr. Adiraju, Renu-Ca research institute. Bristol office is 501 Bath Rd Bristol PA 19007 215-785-9578 & he has a office in NE Philly . He helped my daughter.