What are the causes of autonomic disorders?

The causes of autonomic disorders are: 1. Genetic factors, most patients with autonomic dysfunction have familial characteristics, but not all the 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.

It's different, it's fundamentally different.

1. Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a chronic autoimmune disease caused by dysfunction of transmission between nerves and muscle junctions. It is a neuromuscular disease that causes muscle tremors, weakness and fatigue. It has a tendency to remission and **, can occur at any age, but it is more common in children and adolescents, more women than men, and more men in later life.

2. Motor neuron disease (MND) is a group of chronic progressive degenerative diseases that mainly damage the anterior horn of the spinal cord, the motor nucleus and pyramidal tract of the cranial nerve. Symptoms such as muscle atrophy and muscle weakness are the most common. Such as:

Slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, difficulty moving, difficulty breathing, etc. Eventually, the patient died of inability to breathe while he was conscious. Therefore, this kind of patient is also called "ALS".

The disease** is still unknown, and it is more common in men than in women. The onset is insidious and the progression is slow. Patients often have comorbidities.

The causes of autonomic disorders include psychosocial factors, genetic factors, biological factors, etc.

1.Psychosocial factors: If there is long-term mental stress, long-term psychological stress, and long-term emotional ups and downs, it may cause autonomic disorders.

2.Genetic factors: Autonomic disorders are genetically predisposed, and patients with autonomic disorders are more likely to have autonomic disorders if someone in their family has them.

3.Biological factors: Organic lesions such as brain infection, tumor, trauma, poisoning, and nutrient metabolism can directly or indirectly damage the normal function and structure of the human brain, and then cause autonomic nerve disorders.

Autonomic disorders may have other causes, and the common symptoms include syncope, abnormal blood pressure, sweating, etc., often accompanied by nervousness, fear, anxiety, etc., and it is recommended to seek medical attention in time when the above symptoms occur.