Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome in women

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In this Healthed, lecture, Dr Marie-Claire Seeley discusses the key features of POTS and how it can be identified and diagnosed in general practice. She will also outline the currently best recommended management for this autonomic disorder, from lifestyle factors to medications.

Last Updated: 18 Mar, 2026

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Dr Marie-Claire Seeley

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Clinical Nurse; Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Adelaide; CEO, Australian POTS Foundation; Member, Long COVID Collaboration; Facilitator, ADARC Long COVID Consumer and Community Advisory Committee

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