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How common is POTS post pregnancy?

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I have Fibromyalgia & since pregnancy I have been experiencing symptoms of POTS, anyone else here found the symptoms followed pregnancy ?

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There is not really a definitive answer. Pregnancy is common, especially in the age group that tends to get PoTS, ie young and female! It may be that pregnancy triggers PoTS or it may be a co-incidence that it developed around the time of pregnancy. Basically, some patients report PoTS during or after pregnancy but doctors don’t know if this is coincidental. If you have any further questions, please contact the STARS helpline 01789 450 564 or email info@stars.org.uk

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