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Originally Posted by tos8
Ok we just got a report from my neuro that my old neuro wanted me to see a nephroligist because he thinks theres evidence of vasculaler kidney problems. Now heres where it gets complicated, I have had hypertention since i was a toddler. So yes theres always been that thing as to where at some point in time i could develope problems with my kidneys. However this is maybe vascular issues. So does anybody have any issues with RSD attacking there kidneys? Because its only gonna be narrowowed down to 2 things. RSD or hypertention. And im leaning towards RSD. So can anybody help me out?? Exspecially since I see my new PM next week and he has no idea how to manage RSD.
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Hi tos8, sorry you are having kidney problems. RSD is an autonomic condition, which means our sympathetic and para sympathetic nervous systems do not regulate our blood pressure, body temperature, heart rate etc. properly. If you look up autonomic condition, sympathetic nervous system, and para sympathetic nervous systems, on the internet, it explains their roles in our body. RSD is a disregulation of these systems.. If you look up rsdrx.com and go to puzzles 1-146 Dr. Hooshmand explains under puzzle 34 that rsd does affect our internal organs. Because rsd causes both high and low blood pressure, the high blood pressure can damage the kidneys.
The low blood pressure can cause us to pass out. The vegas nerve causes our heart rate to drop and pass out. Vegas nerve is pare of the autonomic nervous system. My dr. just called to tell me I have blood in urine so will get follow up testing. Hope this helps. RSD is an inflammatory disorder so can damage the internal organs like kidneys, heart, with inflammation. Hope this helps a little. I've had RSD since about 1996 following surgery. full body. Take care and let us know how you are doing please. your friend, loretta