The actress, who already battles multiple sclerosis, announced the POTS her daughter battles with: “I hate that you have to go through this, my dear. I really hate it.”
Christina Applegate revealed that his 13-year-old daughter, Sadie, was diagnosed with POTSor the postural orthostatic tachycardia syndromealso called ‘tachycardia at restor’. It is indeed a chronic disorder that affects blood circulation and the autonomic nervous systemcauses fainting, chest pain, tremors, shortness of breath and sweating.
The revelation of Christina Applegate
The announcement of daughter Sadie’s POTS diagnosis it’s just the latest health concern for the family. Christina Applegate, in fact, has already been living with multiple sclerosis for three years and during her latest public appearances she already appeared very distressed by her illness. The Dead to me actress talked about it on her MesSy podcast and let it be talked about also his daughter Sadie who explained her condition: “When I stand up, I feel very, very dizzy, and my legs get very weak, and I feel like I’m going to pass out.” The mother then said:
I hate that you have to go through this, my dear. I really do. I am sad. But I love you and I know you will be okay. And I am here for you, and I believe you. And thank you for bringing light and awareness to this condition.
Sadie Applegate postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome
What is POTS? It is called postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and it is a condition that affects the moment a person stands up. The blood, therefore, remains in the lower part of the body instead of flowing causing a irregular heart rate, exceeding 100 beats per minute.
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Christina Applegate’s Multiple Sclerosis
In August 2021, Christina Applegate revealed that she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis a few months earlier. A diagnosis that also forced the production of Dead to Me, the Netflix series, for five months. During an appearance on Good Morning America in March, she explained: “I noticed, especially in the first season, that we were shooting and my leg was giving out.. I simply attributed it to tiredness, dehydration or the weather. Then nothing happened for months, and I didn’t pay attention to it.”
