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Autonomic disorders
Learn how our Gastroenterology, Liver and Nutrition Program cares for children with autonomic disorders.
Related tests and treatments:
Our approach to autonomic disorders
The Pediatric Neurogastroenterology and Motility Disorders Program at Children’s Wisconsin is one of the few pediatric programs in the nation that specializes in autonomic disorders that have a gastrointestinal component. We offer an interdisciplinary approach with GI and psychology specialists who are experienced in managing autonomic dysfunction. That approach, along with our team’s vast research on autonomic disorders, makes Children’s Wisconsin a national destination.Autonomic disorders services we offer
Children’s is one of few centers in the country that has a long history of managing pediatric autonomic disorders. Our team of experts includes gastroenterologists with autonomic expertise, psychologists, cardiologists and pain management specialists.Diagnosing and treating autonomic disorders
Diagnostic tests could include:
Treatment plans may include:- Medication
- Biofeedback
- Cognitive behavior therapy
- Auricular neurostimulation
- Gastric pacing
- Physical activity and conditioning
- Changes in eating and sleeping habits Lifestyle changes to reduce stress
- Consultations with our team of specialists
Make an appointment
To make an appointment, call our Central Scheduling team or request an appointment online.
(877) 607-5280
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