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Old 03-24-2015, 11:18 AM #4
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Hello,
So, this morning for the first time when I got out of bed (after sleeping 12 hours) I was dizzy for about 15 seconds.
I have small fiber neuropathy that is sensory now in a big way. I have had some urine accidents but the doctors have not blinked at this and one Neurologist said it was unlikely that it has gone to my organs.
At what point do you know if it has gone there?
TIA
Have you been tested for POTS? A quick home test is to measure your heart rate when you are lying down and then measure it again 2 minutes after standing up. POTS is a cause of SFN and autonomic issues like bladder.

Are your bladder symptoms only leakage or do you have urge and pain issues as well?
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