What causes autonomic disorders

Autonomic dysfunction cannot be regarded as an independent disease, but a group of disease symptoms with autonomic dysfunction as the main manifestation, such as chest tightness and shortness of breath, palpitation, abnormal fluctuations in blood pressure, abdominal distension and abdominal pain, nausea, abnormal sweating, and a feeling of heat.

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Li Ning, Deputy Chief Physician.

Department of Neurology, Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University.

**。Genetic factors: clinical data suggest that there is a certain familial aggregation of the disease. If parents have autonomic disorders, their children are more likely to have the disease.

Qualitative factors: including psychological quality and physical quality. Such as long-term mental stress, excessive stress, endocrine disorders, etc.

Gender factors: Women are more likely to be affected by endocrine factors during menopause, while men are affected by long-term alcohol and smoking.

Biological factors: such as brain infection, tumor, trauma, poisoning, etc., can directly or indirectly damage the normal function and structure of the human brain, and then the disease appears.

Social factors: The accelerated pace of life and fierce competition will trigger excessive tension in the nervous system and promote the disease.

Factors that increase the disease.

Irregular life, emotional depression, excessive fatigue, busy work, high pressure, and introverted personality will increase the risk of disease.

The causes of autonomic disorders are:

1. Genetic factors, most patients with autonomic nerve dysfunction have familial characteristics, but not all diseases are caused by genetic factors.

2. Social factors, all kinds of social psychological factors that cause emotional tension, will become the precipitating factors of the disease. High work pressure, excessive study burden, family disputes, unhappy marriages, broken love, neighborhood tensions, uncoordinated relationships between colleagues or superiors and subordinates, etc., will make people nervous too tense, psychologically overloaded, and autonomic nervous system dysfunction.

3. Personality factors, autonomic nerve dysfunction, also have a lot to do with personal personality. Generally, most patients have the characteristics of low self-esteem, sensitivity, introversion, and emotional instability, which are mostly manifested as sentimentality, anxiety, poor communication with others, stuffiness in the heart, and inability to vent emotions in time.

4. Biological factors, lesions in other parts of the body, can also involve the central nervous system and cause mental disorders.

5. Age factor, due to the immaturity of children's physical and mental development in early childhood, they lack the ability to self-control emotions and behaviors, and because they maintain childish emotional behaviors and primitive reflexes, they have poor adaptability to the external environment.

What causes autonomic disordersIt is mainly due to the decline of the body's resistance, resulting in an allergic constitution, and encountering some diseases caused by plant allergies.

1. It may be caused by genetic factors; 2. People in adolescence and menopause will also have autonomic dysfunction due to the unstable hormone level in the body; 3. It may also be caused by organic diseases such as tumors; 4. Excessive stress and long-term nervousness can also lead to autonomic nerve disorders.

Autonomic disorder is a syndrome in which internal organs are dysfunctional. It includes symptoms of circulatory system function, digestive system function or sexual dysfunction, and is mostly a syndrome in which some physiological functions of the human body are temporarily disordered due to psychosocial factors, and there are related changes in neuroendocrine function without corresponding pathological changes in tissue structure. Because it is not governed by human will, it is called autonomic nerve, also known as autonomic nerve.

In these two nervous systems, when one side plays a positive role, the other side plays a negative role, and the physiological activities of the body are well balanced, coordinated and controlled by the body's physiological activities, which is the function of the autonomic nerve; If the balance of the autonomic nervous system is disrupted, then a wide variety of dysfunctions can occur.

Autonomic disorders have a lot to do with the personality of the person. It is generally believed that people with introverted personality and emotional instability are more likely to be sentimental, anxious, conservative, and not good at communicating with others. In the event of an accident, it is stuffy in my heart.

If you don't get vented in time, it will inevitably lead to autonomic nervous disorders and neurasthenia over time, but another group of people is also a high-incidence group. Short-tempered, narrow-minded, competitive, and unreasonable, self-centered people are most likely to suffer from autonomic dysfunction. In other words, introverts and short-tempered people are at high risk of autonomic nervous disorders and neurasthenia.

After presenting autonomic nerve disorders, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time, and you can use traditional Chinese medicine to consolidate the foundation. During the ** period, adhere to a good attitude, learn to release stress, and prevent frequent anger and panic. Being able to do things that interest me to divert attention is helpful for autonomic disorders.