Clinical features of SFN in the presence of normal muscle strength, proprioception and tendon reflexes
Sensory | Autonomic |
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Positive sensory symptoms: tingling, burning, prickling, shooting pain, or aching Worse at night, interfering with sleep Allodynia Hyperesthesia Cramps Numbness, tightness Sensation of coldness Impaired thermal and pain sensitivity | Increased/decreased sweating Facial flushing Skin discolouration Dry eyes and mouth Orthostatic hypotension Urinary symptoms of hesitancy, incomplete emptying Enteric symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, abdominal distension, food intolerance Miosis and tonic pupils |