Ok, so i dont know what i have. But it appears neurally mediated hypotension will be a part of it (BP drops drastically to syncopal event on tilt table after 30 minutes, but heart rate stays steady). I have a whole list of associated neurological symptoms, not just BP related.
The list includes:
dizziness, cognitive dysfunctions like short memory loss and severe attention deficits, shortness of breath, chest tension, eyeballs get a stabbing pain from behind/inside, skin burns and stab sensations in extremities, and after test my soine tingles for weeks as if nails on a chalkboard and also tingling body as if my whole body is a funny bone in the elbow that got banged, insomnia and sleep pattern disruption, pain in neck and back of head and side of head, tinnitus (ears ringing), and painful clusters of acne/sores behin by ears.
I have found upright sitting or standing are triggers. Also i have found exercise plays a role whereby i need to do cardio to feel better but very small doses or it is a trigger. And simce the tilt table agitated me, i can no longer do any exercise whatsoever without it triggering a whole day of tightness in chest and insomnia and etc. also time in humidity or heat will trigger me pretty fast. Unfortunately once triggered, i do not rebound but rather will have a full day and night of symptoms.
I have increased fluids and salt intake. Avoiding standing and sitting upright for long periods and avoiding heat and exercise for time being.
1. Any clue which type of dysautonomia this fits?
2. Any relief i can find before Cleveland clinic neurologist appt where i might get scripts and actual diagnosis?
any regional expert neurologists for this not at the cleveland clinic i should be pursuing???
thank you for any knowledge sharing!!