Early recognition of POTS—postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome

Jenny Gowan and Louis Roller 01/04/2025

Pharmacists have an important role in educating patients living with POTS, monitoring their medications and potential drug interactions, advising on lifestyle modifications, and working with the healthcare team to optimise treatment outcomes. By Dr Jenny Gowan AM, PhD, Grad Dip Comm Pharm, FPS, Cred Pharm (MMR), FACPP and Dr Louis Roller AM, PhD, MSc, BPharm,

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