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At Diekman Dysautonomia, We Prioritize Your Voice, Ensuring It’s Not Just Heard But Deeply Understood By Our Dedicated Medical Professionals.
At Diekman Dysautonomia, We Prioritize Your Voice, Ensuring It's Not Just Heard But Deeply Understood
At Diekman Dysautonomia, We Prioritize Your Voice, Ensuring It's Not Just Heard But Deeply Understood
At Diekman Dysautonomia, We Prioritize Your Voice, Ensuring It's Not Just Heard But Deeply Understood
“I Understand What You Are Going Through,” Is Not Just A Phrase Here. Dr. Diekman Is Not Just A Physician, She Is Also A Dysautonomia Patient.
Dysautonomia Is A General Term Used To Describe A Disorder Of The Autonomic Nervous System. It Is Largely An Invisible Illness, Meaning That Patients That Look Very Healthy Can Actually Be Profoundly Sick. The Autonomic Nervous System Is Responsible For Bodily Functions That We Don’t Consciously Control. This Includes Blood Pressure Digestion And Sweating.
There Are Many Mechanisms Of Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction, This Includes Catecholamines Abnormalities, Hypovolemia, Venous Pooling Vascular Permeability, Small Fiber Neuropathy, Mast Cell Activation Disorder, And Other Coexisting Conditions. There Is Currently No Cure For Dysautonomia But There Are Many Treatments.
Symptoms Of Dysautonomia Can Include Difficulty Standing (Also Known As Orthostatic Intolerance), Fatigue, Lightheadedness, Feeling Like You’re Going To Pass Out (Syncope), Nausea, Lack Of Appetite And Other Gastrointestinal Symptoms, Brain Fog Or Difficulty Thinking, Palpitations Or Chest Discomfort, Shortness Of Breath Or Difficulty Breathing (Often Described As “Air Hunger”), And Sleep Disturbance.
Listen to your patient. He is telling you the diagnosis
Patient Testimonials Serve As Powerful Affirmations, Shedding Light On The Exceptional Care And Positive Outcomes Experienced At Diekman Dysautonomia.
