Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) describes a set of symptoms related to autonomic nervous dysfunction , including nausea, dizziness, increased heart rate, exercise intolerance, and more. Patients with the partial dysautonomic (PD) form dont respond to gravity/postural changes well (moving between laying down and sitting up, standing for long periods of time, etc). Patients with the hyperadrenergic form discuss experiencing significant tremor, anxiety, and cold sweaty extremities while upright
Gastroparesis/stomach paralysis Doctors have also reported patients experiencing stomach paralysis, also called gastroparesis or delayed gastric emptying
Inaccurate draws are the most common avoidable cause of hypoglycemia at the higher end of the dose range
And for everyone, the unfavorable shift in body composition (less muscle, proportionally more fat) creates what researchers call sarcopenic obesity, arguably the worst metabolic phenotype