Coat Hanger Pain and It's Relation to Autonomic Dysfunction

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Coat hanger pain is a condition associated heavily with POTS and other kinds of dysautonomia. The term “coat hanger” comes from the particular region in which the pain is felt: the neck - specifically the suboccipital and paracervical regions. Doctors have found that it is made worse in a head up posture, but can be temporarily alleviated by lying down. Researchers have found that it is noted in 93% of patients with autonomic dysfunction, and in 51% of patients with multiple system atrophy. Ther

Coat Hanger Pain and It's Relation to Autonomic Dysfunction

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