Elissa Michaud

#FridayFacts Coat hanger pain is one of the many "invisible" symptoms that can be caused by dysautonomia. It's believed to be caused by poor blood flow in the l...arge muscles of the upper back and neck. The autonomic nervous system controls blood flow throughout the body, and when it's not working properly, blood flow patterns can be disrupted. Tips for managing coat hanger pain -increase your blood volume with salt and fluids (which boosts your plasma volume) and regular exercise (which boosts your red blood cell volume) -help more blood get up to your upper body with compression garments on your legs and/or abdominal area -lay down for a minute or too when you feel this pain coming on, to help freshly oxygenated blood nourish the large muscles of your upper back -gentle massage can help reduce the buildup of lactic acid if these upper back muscles have become sore

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