Depression will show lines for dizziness and dizziness after irritation

What are the clinical manifestations of depressive neurosis?

1) Mood changes: The most prominent symptom of the patient is persistent depressed mood, which is manifested by a gloomy expression, listlessness, sleepiness, easy tearing and crying. People often use words such as "depressed", "desolate", "dull", "empty", "lonely", and "as if separated by a wall" to describe their mood.

Patients often feel depressed, depressed, and often lose their temper over trivial matters. For a long period of time, the mood is depressed most of the time, even if the mood improves for a few days or 1 or 2 weeks, but soon falls back into depression. Despite this, the level of depression is generally not severe, and the emotional response is still present, and a few humorous and mocking aphorisms can make them burst into laughter.

A light-hearted conversation can make a temporary improvement in one's mood. Patients themselves may be aware of their own emotional abnormalities, but often blame them on others or the environment.

2) Cognitive changes: patients lack interest in daily activities, do not experience pleasure in various entertainment or pleasant things, and often have low self-esteem, self-blame, and guilt. I often feel that my brain is slow to react and I have difficulty thinking about problems.

I always think about the bad in trouble, lose confidence in life, think that the future is bleak and hopeless, feel that life is meaningless, and even attempt suicide.

3) Changes in volitional and behavioral: Patients have reduced volitional activity, difficulty concentrating on work, and although they may have lofty ideals and aspirations, they rarely do it in a down-to-earth manner. They want to participate in socializing, but they lack the courage and confidence to socialize.

Patients are passive and overly dependent, and the psychological crux is their unwillingness to take responsibility. Generally speaking, depressive neurosis rarely suicidal, but there are also some patients who feel empty and bored in life and claim to want to die.

4) Somatic symptoms: In about 80% of cases, somatic symptoms such as insomnia, headache, body pain, dizziness, dizziness, and tinnitus are the main symptoms that seek help from doctors. These symptoms tend to give the body a multi-complaining and volatile feeling, and some symptoms can persist for a long time without significant exacerbation or relief.

Most of these symptoms disappear with the resolution of depression.

Of course I am, I have depression, I am dizzy, I am annoyed, I am still chest tightness and shortness of breath, I am still sore, what about you?

Depression may have manifestations of autonomic dysfunction, which means it can have what you call symptoms.

But your symptoms are not caused by depression, in addition to depression, there are many diseases that can cause dizziness and woodenness in the back of the head, such as cervical spondylosis.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. If the condition is more serious and affects your work and study.

Some will have, some won't! Look at the severity of the condition!

Depression is a feeling of discomfort all over the body, wanting to cry for no reason, severe sadness and even suicidal tendencies. It is best for you to go to a professional mental health center first, ask a professional doctor to help you diagnose, and then confirm the diagnosis**.

Some of the vertigo is due to low blood pressure, insufficient blood supply to the brain, and even fainting. For example, at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, China's famous shooter Wang Yifu fainted on the field, which was caused by this reason.

Many patients with cervical spondylosis have symptoms of vertigo, which are mainly manifested as dizziness, tinnitus, nausea, and even deafness, dizziness, and inability to see clearly. The main characteristics are nausea and even vomiting, paleness, sometimes sweating, unable to even walk, and need help. 80 vertigo is related to cervical intervertebral joint misalignment, how does vertigo occur?

I believe that about 80% of vertigo is related to cervical intervertebral joint misalignment, except for congenital factors such as cranial nerve malformations or organic lesions caused by trauma.

We know that the vertebral artery is an important "conduit" in the human body, which leads through the cervical spine to the brain and is responsible for blood delivery to the brain. Any misalignment, hyperplasia and other problems in the cervical spine may damage or affect this blood supply "pipe", which in turn affects the blood supply to the brain. Vertigo is caused by the dislocation of the occipital atlas vertebra and the atlantoaxial intervertebral joint compressing the third segment of the vertebral artery, resulting in insufficient blood supply and oxygen supply to the cerebral basilar artery, at this time, the brainstem, cerebellum, diencephalon and brain are hypoxic and ischemia, and the labyrinth artery and the internal auditory artery are also ischemia and hypoxia, resulting in ear nerve disorders and tinnitus and deafness; At the same time, due to the compression of the upper cervical sympathetic nerve, the cerebral vascular spasm is aggravated, and the cerebral ischemia state is aggravated, so symptoms such as dizziness appear.

On July 18, 2009, the "Diao's Spine of Traditional Chinese Medicine" was jointly organized by the Beijing Municipal Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, the China Medical and Health Development Association, and the China Folk Chinese Medicine Research and Development Association""The launching ceremony and development seminar of the "Cardiac Neurosis" municipal scientific research project was held in Beijing.

The results of Professor Diao's research on vertigo are: for vertigo diagnosed as being caused by dislocation of the occipital atlantoaxial joint or atlantoaxial joint, the ** rate is 83 and the effective rate is 96. How can it be treated?

That is to use the "Chinese medicine Diao's spine joint five-point one-line manual reduction" to perform manual reduction for the dislocated intervertebral joints. With the correction of the misaligned intervertebral joints, the corresponding tissues and organs reach relative balance, and symptoms such as dizziness will naturally be relieved and eliminated.

The vertebral artery is an important "conduit" in the human body that leads through the cervical spine to the brain and is responsible for blood delivery to the brain. And any misalignment of the cervical spine occurs.

The main manifestations are depressed mood, loss of interest, silence, memory loss, inattention, pessimism and negativity, sleep difficulties, hallucinations, delusions, anxiety and other symptoms.

Often doubt the value of their own existence.

First of all!

Melancholy is not a disease, it is a state of low mood.

Depression is a mood disorder - a depressive episode.

Have the blues! It refers to an individual falling into a state of depression to a lesser extent than depression.

Depression, a morbid description, is a disease, and the main clinical manifestations are.

I want to die but not to live.

I feel that life is meaningless, that it is better to live than to die, to sigh all day long, to be sad, to be depressed, to cry, to have strong suicidal thoughts, and to take action at the right time!

I'm not interested in the things around me, I don't like what I see, I don't see the flowers, the sky is dark, and so on!

Depression manifests itself as follows:

1.Life lacks a sense of pleasure, and people are unhappy when they are happy. I often feel depressed and sad for no reason for some trivial things.

2.I have lost interest in my past hobbies, even hobbies, and daily activities, and I am listless all day long.

3.Life becomes lazy, unkempt, and unenterprising.

4.Long-term insomnia, especially characterized by early awakenings, that lasts for weeks or even months.

5.The mind becomes sluggish and difficult to make decisions.

6.Always feeling inferior, always regretting the past, and losing confidence in the future.

7.I always suspect that I am sick, and although I keep checking up, I still can't get rid of my doubts.

8.Memory loss, often lost.

9.Bad temper, irritability, difficulty concentrating.

10.I often feel flustered and uneasy for some reason.

11.Symptoms such as anorexia, nausea, bloating, or diarrhea, or stomach pain are often present, but there are no significant organic changes on examination.

12.Some patients have loss of appetite and weight loss for no apparent reason.

13.I often feel tired, lack of energy, and I can't do things.

14.Mentally apathetic, not interested in the surroundings, reluctant to talk, unwilling to do things.

15.Headache, low back pain, body pain, and no organic ** can be detected.

16.Social activities have been significantly reduced, and they are reluctant to interact with relatives and friends, and live behind closed doors.

17.Loss of interest in sex.

18.I feel that there is no value and meaning in life.

19.Topics related to death often come to mind.

Hello, I am a five-year major depressive disorder.

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