This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein presents different concepts for the future related to studying autonomic disorders. He explains that it is important for patients to understand which situation will trigger different responses from their nervous systems. Click on the link …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein discusses different ways to manage neurogenic orthostatic hypotension with a primary focus on education. Click on the link below to learn more! Watch This Video Now
This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that the most important treatment of POTS or Orthostatic Intolerance is education. Non-drug and drug treatments can be helpful for the management of POTS as well. Click on the link below to learn more! …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that most of his research has taken place in this specific area. He explains what cells are responsible for different forms of geriatric dysautonomias such as MSA, PAF, and different forms of Parkinson’s. Click …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein other forms of dysautonomia such as Takotsubo Cardiopathy. This condition typically occurs in post-menopausal women and greatly affects the heart. Dr. Goldstein then goes on to discuss other forms of adult-onset dysautonomias. Click on the …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains some of the symptoms of POTS, the typical patient demographic, and if POTS is Primary or Secondary. He then goes into related conditions or coexisting conditions that patients may have. Click on the link …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains how syncopes are related to adult dysautonomias. He explains that sympathoadrenal imbalance can lead to fainting reactions. Click on the link below to learn more! Watch This Video Now
This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that there are quite a few genetic causes of pediatric dysautonomias. He explains that often these are rare conditions with large genetic loads. Click on the link below to learn more about pediatric dysautonomias. …
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This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains multiple types of autonomic tests, how they function and what they measure. Click on the link below to learn more about these different tests. Watch This Video Now
This week we are continuing to learn from Dr. Goldstein’s Introduction to Autonomic Medicine course. In this video, Dr. Goldstein explains that once an intelligent autonomic history has been conducted, it is important to conduct an autonomic test in order to confirm the suspicions of a dysautonomia diagnosis. Click on the link below to learn …
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