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The Mississippi Dysautonomia Center

The Mississippi Dysautonomia Center is bringing awareness and education to dysautonomia.

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from Mississippi Dysautonomia Center. 🇺🇸

Today, we’re grateful for the freedom we celebrate and for the people in our care who remind us what perseverance looks like in everyday life.

Wishing you and your family a safe and meaningful Fourth of July.

07/01/2026

Today is International Joke Day.

And while we believe laughter can be good medicine, we also know there is nothing funny about feeling dismissed, misunderstood, or unheard when something is happening in your body.

For many patients with dysautonomia, the journey to answers can include years of confusing symptoms, normal-looking test results, and repeated explanations that do not fully account for what they are experiencing.

Dysautonomia affects the autonomic nervous system, which helps regulate automatic functions like heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, breathing rate, temperature regulation, and more. When that system is not functioning properly, symptoms can be difficult to explain.

At Mississippi Dysautonomia Center, we are committed to helping patients move from confusion toward clarity through education, evaluation, and compassionate care.

03/19/2026

Young 18-year-old patient from roughly 2 hours away, presented to our clinic with extreme lifestyle debilitating POTS, venous pooling, and pelvic congestion. After appropriate work up and trials of lifestyle modification/medications, patient underwent a procedure to investigate for compressive disorder in the abdomen. Patient was found to have some of the worst compression we have ever seen, likely resulting in her underlying POTS. Patient underwent successful repair of these vessels with two stents with restoration of normal flow, with anticipation of significant reduction of symptoms based on previous similar cases; with a satisfactory (reduction of symptoms by 50% or more) improvement success rate around 90%…

03/13/2026

Spring is starting to show up across the Mississippi Gulf Coast!

Longer days and warmer weather mean more opportunities to be outside. But for people living with dysautonomia, seasonal changes can also bring new challenges.

Rising temperatures, increased activity, and time in the sun can all affect how the autonomic nervous system responds throughout the day. That’s why a little preparation can go a long way.

If you’re planning to spend time outside this weekend, the simple checklist in today’s graphic can help you think ahead and pace your day wisely. Small adjustments often make a big difference.

Save this post so you have it handy as spring weather continues to warm up!

02/18/2026

Autonomic disorders represent one of the more complex frontiers in modern medicine. They require careful listening, thorough evaluation, and a willingness to look beyond routine explanations.

At Mississippi Dysautonomia Center, our work centers on advancing recognition and long-term management of these conditions across the region.

Learn more at https://www.msdysautonomia.org/

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! 🩵

From all of us at Mississippi Dysautonomia Center, we hope your day is filled with encouragement, kindness, and a bit of dark chocolate.

01/30/2026

Female patient in her mid 20s presented to our clinic with classic POTS symptoms, profound left leg swelling/pain, and currently being worked up for a hysterectomy due to unexplained debilitating pain. After medical therapy did not yield the appropriate amount of symptom relief we proceeded with a venogram and intravascular ultrasound. Patient found to have a very unique and rare bifurcating left iliac vein with near 100% obstruction and robust/significant collaterals coursing through the pelvic area dumping into the right iliac vein. Patient underwent successful minimally invasive endovascular repair. End results showed what use to be 100% obstruction, now with beautiful flow and no obstruction at the end of the case; along with shut down of turbulent pelvic congestion flow…

Address

3704 Bienville Boulevard
Ocean Springs, MS
39564

Telephone

+12287621002

Website

http://msdysautonomia.org/

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