Autonomic dysfunction develops when the nerves of the ANS are damaged. This condition is called autonomic neuropathy or dysautonomia.
Autonomic dysfunction can affect a small part of the ANS or the entire ANS. Some symptoms that may indicate the presence of an autonomic nerve disorder include:
While the diagnosis is clinical, brain imaging, electrophysiology, blood tests to rule out reversible causes or indeed contributing factors and a thorough pre-rehabilitation assessment including evaluation for co-morbidities (associated conditions) will be required in all instances. At Buddhi Clinic our assessment includes standard outcome indicators for activities of daily life, quality of life, neuro-disability and mental health.
Combining a detailed clinical evaluation with electro-physiological testing, we have developed a unique model of assessing people for this complex problem. In the past two years we have taken it further, combining conventional drugs for autonomic dysfunction with a unique combination of non-pharmacological therapies. Blending postural exercises with yoga, relaxation, meditation, acupressure & therapeutic massages, we have helped many falling men overcome their failing neurons.
The occasional flicker of involuntary movement is almost negligible. Behaviour problems have receded to the background, and he is less awkward socially though he continues to be introverted. Above all, there is an inner calm and peace that Deepak radiates.
Surya is relaxed in his new school, and stress and anxiety of school work has left him. He is catching up with many ADL, and is even more motivated to do so with a reward at the end of each novel learning process.
aregiving can be taxing when your child suffers from a neuro-developmental disorder.
But, don’t lose hope. – Dr. Ennapadam S Krishnamoorthy
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