La neuropatía autonómica periférica es una complicación importante de la diabetes
Peripheral Neuropathy Detection - Table 1
| Amyloidosis | Infections (Lyme Disease, HIV) |
| Autoimmune Diseases | Certain Medications (Chemotherapy Drugs) |
| Inherited Disorders | Alcoholism |
Síntomas de las neuropatías autonómicas periféricas
Peripheral Neuropathy Detection - Table 2
| Stomach and intestines | Constipation (hard stools) Diarrhea (loose stools) Feeling full after only a few bites (early satiety) Nausea after eating Problems controlling bowel movements Swallowing problems Swollen abdomen Vomiting of undigested food |
| Heart and lungs | Abnormal heart rate or rhythm Blood pressure changes with position (orthostatic hypotension) Dizziness when standing High blood pressure Shortness of breath with activity or exercise (exercise intolerance) |
| Bladder | Difficulty beginning to urinate Feeling of incomplete bladder emptying Leaking urine (incontinence) |
| Other | Sweating too much or not enough Heat intolerance brought on with activity and exercise Sexual problems including erection problems Vaginal dryness and orgasm difficulties Sluggish pupillary reflex Weight loss without trying |
Referencias
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