<h1>Natural Mitral Valve Prolapse Treatment: Start with Correct Diagnosis for Results</h1>

A lot of people have been diagnosed with something called MVP syndrome, which is mitral valve prolapse syndrome. This is often a diagnosis based on a family of symptoms that can also relate to dysautonomia and there may not actually be a prolapsed heart valve at all. This is why, before you start any kind of treatment plan (including natural mitral valve prolapse treatment), the first thing you want to do is get very clear picture of what is going on—and that means making sure that you get a clear and accurate diagnosis.

 

To make matters more confusing, a condition called POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) , which is a form of dysautonomia, can have some similar symptoms to MVP syndrome. Truth is, there are similar treatments but also some different, specific treatments for POTS syndrome that provide much better relief. So if you think or have been diagnosed with any of these disorders, do yourself a favor and get a second opinion at Dysautonomia-MVP Center, LLC where Dr. Paula Moore and Dr. Susan Phillips specialize in these areas and routinely provide the most accurate diagnoses and most effective treatment results. 

 

Better yet, if you suspect that you have any of these types and haven’t been to a doctor yet, make an appointment with us first. We’ll make sure you get the right information—the first time.

Dysautonomia-MVP Center, LLC

Accurate Diagnosis & Treatment for Better Results

2470 Rocky Ridge Road Vestavia Hills, Alabama 35243

http://www.mvpctr.com

(205) 286-3200