Living With Mitral Valve Prolapse Syndrome, Dysautonomia

To begin, contact a knowledgeable cardiologist,nervousness, or even migraine headaches. Every
who specializes in MVPS/D. Some patients havepatient is different.
to take literature to inform their local doctors.Two musts for all MVSP/D patients are exercise
Before I found my good cardiologist, I read theand rest. The easiest exercise is a daily, half-hour
few books and articles available then and gavewalk at least four to five times weekly. If it's too
the copied articles to my doctor. He thencold or hot outside, find an indoor place. A
arranged for a cardiologist, specialized in MVPS/D,treadmill or stationery bicycle can be used. Yet
to visit the clinic monthly.adequate rest is necessary to recondition your
The cardiologist might need to prescribebody with adequate exercise.
medications for your many and varied symptoms.The final necessity lies in diet and drinking. Include
Not all MVPS/D patients take medications. If youno stimulants, which include caffeine and sugar.
can tolerate your symptoms, as my son chose toMost MVPS/D patients have low blood volume, so
do, you don't need drugs. If you can't control yourit is vital to drink enough liquids daily. A good
chest pain, the doctor can prescribe a betaequation to use is one ounce of non-alcoholic fluid
blocker. If your nervous system gets out ofto every degree of the outside temperature.
control, other medications can be prescribed soThus if the day is 70 degrees, drink 70 ounces.
you can live without panic attacks, extreme