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Author Archives: Peter Ryals

Anxiety Over Autonomic Dysfunction: An In-Depth Explanation Of The Condition 
7 Mar 2019

Anxiety Over Autonomic Dysfunction: An In-Depth Explanation Of The Condition 

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

It can be trying for people who are ill when friends and family encourage patients to feel happy or optimistic. — Tamara McClintock Greenberg Psy.D. The best and simplest way to understand the nervous system is its work with reflex … Continued

Autonomic Problems In Parkinson’s Disease
18 Jan 2019

Autonomic Problems In Parkinson’s Disease

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

  There have been current advances as well as the experience of doctors, the healthcare team, and family members when taking care of patients with Parkinson’s disease. They have revealed that autonomic problems play a crucial role in the evaluation … Continued

Protected: Key Takeaways From The 2014 Nashville Dysautonomia Conference
12 Dec 2018

Protected: Key Takeaways From The 2014 Nashville Dysautonomia Conference

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

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5 Ways To Improve Your Mental Health After POTS Diagnosis
2 Nov 2018

5 Ways To Improve Your Mental Health After POTS Diagnosis

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

Being positive all of the time when dealing with illness is unrealistic. — Tamara McClintock Greenberg Psy.D. Getting a diagnosis for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) can undeniably be difficult news to accept. The blood that should be circulating all over … Continued

Depression and Diabetes A Risk Factor for Diabetic Autonomic Neuropathy?
4 Apr 2018

Depression and Diabetes A Risk Factor for Diabetic Autonomic Neuropathy?

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Medical News | 0

  Constant attention to blood sugar levels, dietary restrictions, and feeling like you can’t enjoy what everyone else is eating are just some of the frustrations that those with diabetes experience every day. — Tamara McClintock Greenberg Psy.D. According to … Continued

When Your Child Is Diagnosed With Dysautonomia
9 Mar 2018

When Your Child Is Diagnosed With Dysautonomia

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

 DYSAUTONOMIA IN CHILDREN   Dysautonomia is thought to afflict more than seventy million people worldwide. The disorder is caused by damage to the nerves that control involuntary body functions. These vital functions of which we remain largely unaware include blood … Continued

Revealing This Strange, Life-Changing Condition Called POTS
22 Dec 2017

Revealing This Strange, Life-Changing Condition Called POTS

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Understanding Dysautonomia | 0

Despite being a real and terrifying condition for some, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome is an often misdiagnosed syndrome. Up to this day, medical professionals are still baffled by the causes and treatments of this condition.

Understanding Neurocardiogenic Syncope
22 Dec 2017

Understanding Neurocardiogenic Syncope

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Understanding Dysautonomia | 0

There are thousands of diseases and conditions that people can have. Because of this, it’s hard to know of every single one, unless you’re in the medical field. Many of us will remember about conditions such as common flu, autism, … Continued

Living And Coping With Dysautonomia
23 Nov 2017

Living And Coping With Dysautonomia

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

    “It feels like a roller coaster you can never get off of – being judged by the world for looking normal when inside you are anything but.” This is what Susan says about her life and how she … Continued

Living And Providing Support For A Person With Dysautonomia
9 Nov 2017

Living And Providing Support For A Person With Dysautonomia

by Peter Ryals | posted in: Support & Recovery | 0

With an autoimmune disorder, something within our body causes an abnormal reaction in our immune system, in essence, causing our immune system to fight the body itself. — Linda Walter LCSW The challenge of living with a sick person who … Continued

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