Professor Jaime F. Bravo , MD

Dysautonomia for patients

What before was called Neurasthenia (inability to function due to tiredness), is now called Dysautonomia. This is an alteration of the Autonomous Nervous System (ANS) (simpatico-vagal dysfunction) which regulates automatically many important body functions, like the pulse, blood pressure, body temperature and breathing. It controls the “#flight or fight” response, in which the normal reaction to an attack is tachycardia (increase in blood pulse), increased blood pressure and strength, but in the Dysautonomic person the response is inadequate and the result is bradycardia (low pulse), a drop in blood pressure, diminution of strength, tiredness and somnolence.

• Dysautonomia and Osteoporosis in 2300 EDS-III patients.  Poster presented at the EDS

        International Symposium, New York, May 2016

   

• Dysautonomia Treatment in Ehlers-Danlos type III Patients.

                    Poster presented in Paris (France) March 2015.

   

• Dysautonomia & Treatment. Power point presented in Brasil, 2017.
• Dysautonomia & Treatment. Power point presented in Chile.
• From the Face to the Text: After the Tracks of the Hyperlaxity and the Dysautonomia in Writers

• Dysautonomia and Osteoporosis in 1751 JHS patients.   Abstract

              Poster Presented in Ghent (Belgium) 2012.

• Dysautonomia Exercises
• International Directory for MD that treat Dysautonomia