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Thanks for your reply.
I'm still in the process of dx. I know I have sensorimotor polyneuropathy. How is autonomic determined?
autonomic, as it implies, functions that is not voluntarily controlled: bowel movements, sweating, crying, nasal secretions, mouth dryness, bladder function, balance and possible eye distortions.
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