Pure IV POTS Relief Mobile IV Package

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a condition that affects circulation (blood flow). It involves the nervous system and is characterized by the body’s inability to properly regulate blood flow and blood pressure, resulting in significant increases in heart rate when standing up. Unlike diseases caused by pathogens like viruses and bacteria, POTS is related to the autonomic nervous system, which controls involuntary bodily functions, including heart rate, blood pressure, and digestion.

• Increasing fluid and salt intake to improve blood volume and pressure
• Wearing compression stockings to help push blood up from the legs to the heart
• Performing physical therapies designed to improve autonomic nervous system function
• Taking medications prescribed by healthcare providers to manage heart rate and blood pressure
• Implementing a controlled exercise program to gradually increase physical stamina

Living with POTS can be challenging because it affects everyday activities. Its symptoms often mimic other conditions, making diagnosis difficult. However, with proper management strategies and medical support, many individuals with POTS can lead full, active lives. Understanding the triggers and effective coping mechanisms are crucial in managing the impacts of this syndrome effectively.

IV Fluids: Increases blood volume to help mitigate the rapid heart rate associated with POTS.

Sodium Chloride: Helps retain fluids and improve blood pressure control.

Vitamin B Complex: Supports energy production and overall neurological function.

Magnesium: Known to help regulate heart rhythm and prevent palpitations.

This therapy is ideal for individuals who:

Suffer from POTS: Particularly those who experience severe hydration issues and rapid heart rate increases upon standing.

Need Quick Symptom Management: Especially useful for days when symptoms are exacerbated and immediate relief is needed.

Seeking Ongoing Support: Can be used as part of a regular management plan to maintain stability in symptoms.