Graciepooh

Hi, I'vehad those frequently unfortunately. They got so frequent and bad that getting out of bed was out of the question. Sometimes they would be in certain parts of my body, such as my legs, or they could take over my entire body and I would flop like a fish out of water. It can be very painful and breathing becomes labored. My body shakes when I become extremely upset or nervous, so that is my fight or flight reaction, which is what POTS tremors are. I have found that either an anxiety reducing drug stops them, or my husband rubs my feet and for some reason it calms me down and they slow or stop. I'm sorry you'r going through them, they are ****. But it isn't abnormal for us POTS people.