Heilbronner's Symptom

**Heilbronner symptoms,** or clinical Heilbronner syndrome, somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system in men, is a neurological disorder characterized by somatic symptoms that are associated with intense emotional or stressful experiences. This symptom complex is observed in both adults and children, and the term itself was introduced by Karl Heilbronner in 1890.

Heilbronder syndrome is characterized by a combination of autonomic disorders and somatic symptoms that develop with severe emotional stress or anxiety. Symptoms can be very varied and include:

Heilbronner, Karl (German: Karl Heilbronner; August 22, 1864 - October 30, 1944) - German physician, teacher and publisher. He is best known as the founder of the Gruner Veltliner company. In the course of his work, Heilbronner discovered a symptom of the disease and the symptom is characteristic of heart diseases and pathologies of the digestive system.