Another problem can be leaking drops of urine accidentally. Autonomic nerves go to the blood vessels that keep your blood pressure steady. Damage to these nerves makes your blood move too slowly to keep your blood pressure steady when you change position. When you go from lying down to standing up or when you exercise a lot, the sudden changes in blood pressure can make you dizzy. Diabetes can damage autonomic nerves that help keep your blood pressure steady.
Cranial nerves go to the eye muscles.
Damage to these nerves usually happens in one eye. The damaged eye does not move together with the healthy one, and you can have double vision. This problem happens all of a sudden and usually lasts for a short time. Your doctor might ask you to wear an eye patch on one eye for a while. Cranial nerves go to the side of the face.