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Do POTS get better or worse with age? Understanding the long-term outlook

According to a long-term study published in the journal *Neurology*, over 50% of patients whose Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) began after a viral infection report improvement within five years. The question, "Do POTS get better or worse with age?" has no single answer, as the trajectory of the condition varies significantly among individuals.