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@seniormed Thanks for your input. I got a diagnosis of autonomic dysfunction at Stanford, but no follow-up for explanation for 13 months. I gave up on waiting for Stanford. I tried University of Utah, which had about the same wait. This is not medicine imo. I conclude that my condition is not urgent. Once again I am alone making medical decisions, while doctors refer to other doctors who have no time.

The system is broken in many ways.

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@tatiana987 Sorry to hear you had to go through this. Interesting you mentioned Stanford... I had a similar experience a month ago with them. We tried to schedule a telehealth with their dysautonomia team, the triage nurse turned us away with the reason "it is not dysautonomia"... I mean... there's almost every symptom of dysautonomia, what do you mean its not dysautonomia? And why is a nurse doing the diagnosis?

We thought it might just be us, but looking at your experience, it might not be as isolated as we thought, unfortunately.