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I have ED but my libido is still the same.

@Pistol Thanks for your input. I am also highly suspecting it could be gastroparesis from what I have read online. My GI specialist has also ordered a OGD scope for me just to check if I have any acid reflux. On the side note, when my neurologist confirms my diagnosis of dysautonomia, what should I ask him? Like do I ask him to check me for any autoimmune disorders?

Hi all, recently in July'20, I was hospitalized due to acute pancreatitis caused by gallbladder sludge. Ever since then, I have been suffering from chronic constipation, dysphagia, abdominal pain, anhidrosis and erectile dysfunction. I have lost about 25kg or about one third of my body weight since that episode. I also have impaired fasting glucose levels though my endocrinologist doesn't think it is diabetes and just a side effect from the pancreatitis episode. My neurologist ordered a nerve conduction test for and I am still awaiting the results of it. I was also referred to a gastroenterologist for my dysphagia who did a barium swallow study and found that my stomach is functioning slowly(?) and he said it suggests pyloric stenosis or atrophic gastritis. My question is, did anyone else here start suffering from dysautonomia after a pancreatitis episode? I just want to add that I am 25 years old and before my one time acute pancreatitis episode, I have never suffered from any health issue and was perfectly healthy.