Autonomic Nervous System Disorder Symptoms

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDER

DESCRIPTION

Autonomic neuropathy occurs when there is damage to the nerves that control automatic body functions. It can affect blood pressure, temperature control, digestion, bladder function and even sexual function.

Symptoms –

Dizziness and fainting

Urinary problems

Sexual difficulties

Difficulty digesting food

Inability to recognize

Sweating problems

Sluggish pupil reaction

Exercise intolerance

Risk factors –

Diabetes

Amyloidosis

Porphyria

Hypothyroidism

Diagnosis and test –

Autonomic function test

Tilt table test

Gastrointestinal test

Quantitative

sudomotor

axon reflex test

Thermoregulatory sweat test

Urinalysis and bladder function test

Ultrasound

Treatment –

Treating the underlying disease

Managing specific symptoms

Medications