Autotoxemia is another name for autointoxication, poisoning due to the faulty absorption of waste products of metabolism or of the products of decomposition within the intestines.
Autotoxemia, also known as self-poisoning, refers to a condition in which the body accumulates toxins due to impaired elimination or excessive production. This can happen when the body's detoxification systems, such as the liver and kidneys, are not functioning properly. Symptoms of autotoxemia may include fatigue, digestive problems, headaches, and skin issues. Treatment usually involves supporting the body's natural detoxification processes through lifestyle changes, proper nutrition, and sometimes, medical interventions if necessary.
Here is my list of words containing the word part -auto- but none of them end with it:autarchy n. (Gr. autarchia, absolute power. -auto-, self + -arch-, rule + -y, Qu, A, C) Unlimited power; unlimited sovereignty; autocracy. [Used to mean self-sufficient.]authentic adj. (Gr. authentikos, L. authenticus, coming from the real author. -auto-, self + -entea-, instruments, tools + -ic, L, N, Ch, made of) Genuine, not of doubtful origin.authenticity n. (authentic + -ity, Ch, C, S) Genuineness. The quality of being authentic.autobiography n. (-auto-, self + -bio-, life + -graph-, written + -y, Qu, A, C) A biography written by the subjectautocracy n. (-auto-, self + -cracy, rule) Supreme, uncontrolled, and unlimited authority. A country with this type of government.autocrat n. (-auto-, self + -crat-, rule) An absolute prince or sovereign; dictator, despot.automaton n. (Gr. automatos, -auto-, self + matenein, to strive to do) A mechanical device that mimics the movements of humans or animals.autonomous adj. (Gr. autonomia, independence. -auto-, self + -nom- manage, law + -ous, have, Ch, F) Independent in government. Having the right or power of self-government.autonomy n. (-auto-, self +-nomy, manage, law) The power or right of self-government. Any state that governs itself.autopsy n. (Gr. autopsia. a seeing with one's own eyes, -auto- self + -ops-, eyes, see + -y, Qu, A, C) Personal examination, seeing with one's own eyes. Medically: The post mortem dissection of a dead body to ascertain the cause of death.(autarky, autecoid, autecology, authotype, autism, autoantibody, autoantitoxin, autoasphyxiation, autoaudible, autocarp, autocatalysis, autocephalous, autochronograph, , autochthonal, autocide, autocinesis, autoclasia, autoclave, autodeme, autodermic, autodiagnosis, autodidactic, autodyne, autoecious, autoerotism, autofecundation, autogamous, autogenesis, autogenous, autogiro, autognosis, autograft, autograph, autohemolysis, autohemorrhage, autohemotherapy, autohypnosis, autoimmune, autoinfection, autoinnoculation, autointoxicant, autokinesis, autolatry, autologous, autology, autoluminescence, autolysin, autolysis, automat, automatic, automation, automnesia, automobile, automysophobia, autonarcosis, autonephrectomy, autonetics, autonym, autonymous, autopathography, autophagia, autophile, autophobia, autophony, autophyllogeny, autophyte, autoplasty, autopotamic, autopsychosis, autopsychotherapy, autoradiograph, autosite, autosome, autosomatognosis, autostylic, autosuggestion, autotemnous, autotheism, autotherapy, autotomy, autotopagnosia, autotoxemia, autotoxic, autotoxicosis, autotoxin, autotrophic, autotropism, autotype, autoxenous, autoxidation, autozooid, chemoautotrophic, dermatoautoplasty, photoautotropic, semiautomatic, semiautonomous)