Although I haven’t been diagnosed with POTS, I suffer from severe brain fog. This post by Sophia describes it excellently!
Brain fog, otherwise known as cognitive impairment, is a very common symptom in many chronic illnesses, such as M.E/chronic fatigue syndrome, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and more. Forgetfulness, difficulty focusing, thinking and communicating are common descriptors of the fog. For me it is one of the most debilitating symptoms and I want to use this post to explain to non-sufferers what it is like to have a foggy brain!
Brain fog stops us from being able to concentrate on anything for very long at all – to illustrate this I’m am going to log the times of the day when my brain is clear enough to write this post.
27/4/14 12:11-12:40
I have postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). Brain fog in POTS is caused by a lack of blood flow to the brain. When a person with POTS stands or is upright, blood pools in the lower…
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I just saw that you commented on Sophia’s post and thought I’d head over and check out your blog! Her post put brain fog into words I would’ve struggled to, because of brain fog! It really is such a horrible symptom.
xx Hayley-Eszti
http://www.hayleyeszti.blogspot.com
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I know, I felt like her writing described it so perfectly when normally I struggle to describe my symptoms. Glad you stopped by so I could check out your lovely blog 🙂
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Thank you so much for the reblog of my post 🙂 that is so nice of you! Glad you liked it! Hope you’re ok xxx
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