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Is there any medication for dysautonomia?
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Depends: Dysautonomia can be primary (no underlying cause) or secondary due to many causes. There is treatment for the primary type as well as treatment for the underlying cause of the secondary type. But the treatment for this disorder of the autonomic nervous system of either type depends on the expertise of the doctor and the patience of the patient.
Answered 3/30/2015
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