RELATION BETWEEN AUTONOMIC NERVE SYMPTOMS AND FINGER VASOMOTOR REFLEX IN EPIPHARYNGITIS

Linaclotide and Vasomotor Symptoms

Vasomotor symptoms or hot flushes are periods of intense heat, sweating and peripheral vasodilation. Hot flushes and night sweats are the most commonly reported symptoms in menopausal women, affecting approximately 73% of women [1]. It has been suggested that vasomotor symptoms are triggered by a small elevation of core body temperature above the narrowed thermoneutral zone [2]. This central me...

The relationship between vasomotor symptoms and menopause-associated dizziness.

CONCLUSION Vasomotor symptoms (VMS) and especially hot flushes are negatively associated with recovery from menopause-related dizziness. A further study is justified to determine whether hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can shorten this recovery time. OBJECTIVES This study aimed to compare the rate of recovery from dizziness between patients who had VMS and those who did not. We also evaluat...

Experimental autonomic neuropathy: an immunologically induced disorder of reflex vasomotor function.

Cardiac autonomic function and vasomotor symptoms: too much break and not enough accelerator?

728 The 2017 hormone therapy position statement of The North American Menopause Society This updated, evidence-based hormone therapy position statement of The North American Menopause Society analyzes the benefi ts and risks of the use of hormone therapy in an individual woman, including age at initiation or time since menopause onset, specifi c formulations or types of hormone therapy, duratio...

Relationship Between Psychological Symptoms, Age, Severity of Symptoms, and Societal Integration in Patients With Facial Nerve Paralysis

Objectives: Facial Nerve Paralysis (FNP) may cause disfigurement of the face, which result in psychological disturbances and isolation because of society’s reaction to people’s physical appearance. This study aimed to determine the relationship between psychological symptoms, age, the severity of symptoms, and societal integration in people with FNP. Methods: The present research is a cross-se...