Which department should I see for autonomic disorders?

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How can you mess up with autonomic nerves? In clinical manifestations. It's not the same.

Some. You may need to see a neurologist. As a neurology department, it is a manual examination and diagnosis**, but some autonomic disorders manifest themselves.

Palpitation, shortness of breath, sweating. You may have to go to the Western Vascular Department for diagnosis and treatment. The final diagnosis can only be confirmed after the apple diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

Some may present with the digestive tract. No, some symptoms may require a visit to a gastroenterologist. Some manifest themselves as:

Symptoms of nervous system discomfort appeared. Some are manifestations, some manifestations for other systems. So sometimes the first visit is often.

Symptoms predominate. You don't know if you are a true autonomic disorder, so you can see a neurologist depending on how your symptoms are present. You can see the cardiovascular, you can see the jokes and so on, so after the doctor's preliminary diagnosis and differential diagnosis.

In order to draw a correct conclusion, you can make it clear who you are. Neurological disorders or other temperamental and.

Autonomic nerve disorder, it is recommended that patients can see neurology, in the neurology outpatient clinic, there are still many such patients, so neurology doctors still have rich experience in the identification, identification and treatment of this disease.

Autonomic disorder is a disorder of the balance of the autonomic, sympathetic and parasympathetic systems after the organic lesions are excluded, resulting in physical dysfunction, such as palpitation, shortness of breath, breath-holding, dyspepsia, abnormal stool and other dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. This is often a clinical symptom caused by the cause of mental illness, and patients can see a neurologist, a psychologist, or a psychiatric department. After the doctor's examination, some organic lesions can be ruled out, and the diagnosis of autonomic dysfunction can be made.

Of course, there are some problems with special autonomic neuromodulation, such as cardiovascular problems, genitourinary problems, digestive system problems, etc., and you should also see professional departments to further exclude organic lesions and find the exact cause in order to achieve good results. Don't take some health and health care drugs at the beginning, the effect is not ideal, and it is easy to delay the disease.

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Autonomic dysfunction is best referred to neurology, but autonomic dysfunction is a non-organic lesion. There are many departments and systems involved, such as circulatory system, digestive system, endocrine system, etc.

Therefore, before the diagnosis of autonomic nerve dysfunction, in order to rule out some organic lesions in these corresponding departments, it is necessary to do some relevant examinations, such as blood routine, biochemistry, blood glucose, and cranial MRI, gastrointestinal endoscopy, abdominal ultrasound, and coronary angiography of the heart. After ruling out these corresponding temperament lesions, do some physical examinations, such as scratch tests. After that, the diagnosis of autonomic dysfunction is confirmed, and the corresponding ** is carried out according to the system involved in the symptoms.

Therefore, if the autonomic nerve is dysfunctional, it is recommended to see a neurology department first.

You should go to the ENT department, which is usually a problem with the balance system in the ear.

You can be treated in the Department of Neurology, General Internal Medicine, and if necessary, you can go to the Department of Psychology Outpatient Department, the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine, and the Department of Psychiatry.

Needless to say, I must have seen a neurologist.

Generally, it is an internal medicine consultation.

Symptoms of autonomic disorders should be seen by a neurologist, as autonomic disorders are autonomic dysfunctions and are common neurological disorders.

Autonomic dysfunction can be attached to psychology, psychiatry, or neurology, and after relevant examinations, if it is caused by emotional factors, it can be carried out in neurology or psychology.

If it is caused by poor physical condition, such as hyperthyroidism or autonomic nerve dysfunction, it is necessary to see an endocrinologist to adjust thyroid dysfunction. There is also autonomic nerve dysfunction caused by gastrointestinal diseases, because of the lack of vitamins caused by gastrointestinal diseases, resulting in autonomic dysfunction, you need to see a gastroenterologist. There are also heart diseases related to the need to see a cardiologist.

If it is related to the urinary system, see a urologist.

Autonomic disorders, there are many clinical symptoms, many patients with this disease may be diagnosed in different departments for the first time, and finally because it involves neurological aspects, it will be recommended to see a neurology.

The main manifestations of autonomic disorders are palpitation, chest tightness, and shortness of breath, and patients are likely to go to the cardiovascular department for diagnosis and treatment first. There are also patients who mainly present with symptoms of digestive tract discomfort, such as abdominal distension and abdominal pain, indigestion, etc., and will choose gastroenterology first. Some patients may seek medical attention directly to the neurology department due to dizziness and insomnia.

Autonomic disorders are usually considered after a visit to a neurology, cardiovascular, or gastroenterology department, and after completing relevant examinations to rule out organic lesions.

If there is a vegetative disorder, the department that should be seen is the endocrinology department.