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Old 01-29-2008, 10:45 AM #1
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Exclamation Autonomic Neuropathy Basic Symptoms

The basic symptoms I've noticed:

You are hungry but can only eat a couple of bites before you feel full.

You feel nauseated.

Constipation.

A hard, distended upper abdomen, with also hard chest muscles.

This is when the feeling of not being able to breathe starts - lasts a few hours, on / off for about four days.

Weird feeling in chest, perhaps heart skipping beats.

Fear!

Severe headache, can't tolerate light. Heavy head, head swelling feeling.

Please see my thread on autonomic neuropathy for a full discussion.

Has anyone else noticed these symptoms?
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