Does autonomic disorder cause facial heat, and is facial flushing caused by autonomic disorder?

Yes, if you have symptoms, you can go to the hospital for a check-up.

Probably, it's not the same, and the condition is different.

Some will, the condition is different, and the appearance is different.

will cause this reaction.

There are also such cases, which vary from person to person.

If the symptoms are complicated, it is better to go to the hospital for a formal examination.

It is recommended to go to the hospital first!

Yes, I will sweat and there are a lot of symptoms.

The autonomic nerve is responsible for the movement of people's internal organs, it automatically makes the heart beat faster when we exercise, it pumps more blood, and when we are cold, it causes the blood vessels to constrict and conserve heat. But it also has times when the command is out of order

I don't know this well, so I recommend that you go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hello, according to the information you provided, there are many reasons for the redness of the face, lupus erythematosus can be caused, allergic dermatitis can also cause local redness, of course, autonomic dysfunction may also cause the dilatation of facial blood vessels, resulting in redness.

Advice and guidance need to be clear what kind of ** causes, if it has always been the case, it may be caused by genetic factors, of course, autonomic nerve dysfunction, not only will there be this kind of symptoms, but also easy to be anxious or sweating or insomnia and other symptoms, you can use some drugs to improve the nerve to promote recovery. It is also necessary to rule out allergic causes or immune diseases of lupus erythematosus.

If this situation occurs, it is still necessary to judge it according to other symptoms.

Hello In general, heat will dilate the blood vessels, causing flushing of the face. Although the cold causes the blood vessels to constrict, when the temperature rises, the blood vessels will dilate and cause blushing. But there are also some people, in extremely cold temperatures, who may also blush due to the abnormal dilation of blood vessels.

The clinical manifestations are filamentous, punctate, aster-like or flaky erythema on the face.

When the temperature difference is too large, such as from the cold air to the air-conditioned room, the microvessels lose their elasticity in repeated contraction and expansion, which is reflected in the cheeks and nose, which will make the cheeks red and tingling. In the early stage, the redness of the face can immediately return to its original state, but if it continues repeatedly for a long time, the blood vessels will constrict, lose the dilation function, and harden in the over-dilated state, making the face look usually red. In severe cases, facial flushing may also occur when the head is lowered and then raised.

This symptom is relatively calm in spring, summer and autumn, and becomes more severe in winter.

In medicine, this condition is known as "flushing of the face". Every winter, there are not a few patients.

Me too, are you cured?