postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (pots)

What are the Symptoms of POTS in Children?

Children with POTS may exhibit a wide range of symptoms, which can include:
- [Tachycardia]() (rapid heart rate) when standing
- [Dizziness]()
- [Lightheadedness]()
- [Fainting]()
- [Fatigue]()
- [Headaches]()
- [Nausea]()
- [Abdominal pain]()
- [Brain fog]() (difficulty concentrating)

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