Autonomic Dysreflexia/Hyperreflexia (AD)

Lαrα, this has been on and off for the last month.  I can go three days with no symptoms but it keeps coming back.  I literally have droplets of sweat dripping off of my face at night.  My pillow and hospital gown gets soaked.  My mom usually gets up with me to dry me off and things like that.  I feel bad because she has to get up for work in the morning.  I am not sure where to begin.

Hi everyone.
As a quadriplegic (with diabetes type 2) for 15 years, I have a serious issue with AD for a few days now.

Usually, I'd get an AD episode on bladder release (end of the procedure) when having an UTI. I also had AD episodes when I had some more haemorrhoid bleeding, during digital stimulation.
During several UTIs I had a serious one, with my blood pressure (BP further in text) going as high as 185/100-ish, from usual 100/60. By solving the UTI problem using antibiotics, AD would be gone.
That happened only a few times. Regular AD was never that high to cause serious headache or that high BP.

Now, I also had a UTI, used fosfomycine, the urine looks clear now (waiting results from the new sample), but my AD episodes on pain remain. Sometimes bladder release causes pain which results in an AD episode, but my defecation does that every time now (every other day).

I have no idea what is causing it to work like that now. And I'm scared AF. Wouldn't like to die and leave my dear wife and son alone.

I need help and advice on how to diagnose and detect what is causing all my ADs to be so aggressive instead of mild and headacheless as usual? What can cause it?
Does anyone here have any experience of this kind?

I've checked my toe nails, all looks fine. Checked my skin, looks fine. No wounds, no fractures. Nothing looks much out of the ordinary.
Don't have any stomach pain either.
Can a folliculitis in groin area cause it? I have it as a chronic problem and it doesn't look any worse than usual, but still...
Blood clog? Kidney stones or sand? Prostate being larger and irritated or hurt by catheterization?

Also, would it help to take ibuprofen or paracetamol (which one should be better for pain?) prior to defecation to prevent or lessen pain and thus AD episodes?

Thank you for all the advice you can give.
Sincerely

hello Ive. There is medication to bring down blood pressure. When I have autonomic dysreflexia I take and nifedipine sublingually, which is under the tongue. It is a liquid which comes in a capsule. You prick the capsule with a needle and squeeze some under your tongue (I have three capsules already squeezed out in a small dish and I dip a cotton bud into it). Once your dysreflexia is under control, spit the nifedipine out and wash your mouth round. Don't leave it in your mouth too long or your blood pressure might crash. You can also take GNT tablets which you put under your tongue. GNT is glyceryl trinitrate. Once again you spit them out.  Measure your blood pressure if you feel odd, preferably one that goes round the arm and not the rest. They are more accurate.

hello Ive. What you describe is not autonomic dysreflexia. Autonomic dysreflexia raises the blood pressure to dangerous heights. You're describing a physiological disorder which is common in spinal injury. It is a dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system but not autonomic dysreflexia ( in the true sense of the word ).