Description

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When there is a problem with the body's autonomic nerve system, a person is said to have dysautonomia (ANS).
This portion of the nervous system is responsible for regulating the body's automatic activities, such as the heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, and other similar functions.
In other words, activities that you do out without giving any thought to them.

Symptoms

Dysautonomia is notoriously difficult for medical professionals to diagnose.
Sometimes it manifests itself after exposure to a traumatic event or a virus.
After a period of rapid development, it is also possible for teenagers to have this condition.
It strikes women more often than it does males, although persons of any age might be affected by the disorder.

Dysautonomia may range from a moderate sickness that only lasts a short time to a major illness that lasts a long time.
The inability to stand up without feeling lightheaded or passing out is the symptom that occurs most often.
This condition is referred to by its medical name, orthostatic hypotension.