Sjogren’s diagnosis often comes very late in people with POTS and other neurologic Sjogren’s features without sicca symptoms at the onset. They may be negative for SS-A and other antibodies associated with Sjogren’s.. And so, Sjogren’s diagnosis may not be thought of, without obvious sicca. Does a POTS patient with Sjogren’s is likely to benefit from immunotherapy?
Can any nerve conduction studies evaluate dysautonomia?.
Sjogren’s diagnosis often comes very late in people with POTS and other neurologic Sjogren’s features without sicca symptoms at the onset. They may be negative for SS-A and other antibodies associated with Sjogren’s.. And so, Sjogren’s diagnosis may not be thought of, without obvious sicca. Does a POTS patient with Sjogren’s is likely to benefit from immunotherapy?
Can any nerve conduction studies evaluate dysautonomia?.