What kind of autonomic disorder is it?

Autonomic disorder, also known as autonomic nerve dysfunction, is a multi-system dysfunction caused by autonomic nerve dysfunction, especially cardiovascular, digestive and endocrine system dysfunction as a common manifestation.

The occurrence of autonomic dysfunction may be related to multiple factors such as genetic factors, gender, biological factors, age and society. The clinical manifestations are diverse and can involve multiple systems throughout the body. If the cardiovascular system is involved, it can manifest as chest tightness, breathlessness, and palpitation; If the digestive system is affected, it can manifest as dyspepsia, stomach distention, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.; In addition, some patients can also present with headache, dizziness, paresthesia, fever in the hands and feet, women may have irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, men may have spermatozoa, impotence, etc.

Often accompanied by mood changes.

Autonomic nerve dysfunction can be diagnosed with a recumbent position test, a scratch test, and other auxiliary diagnoses. It should be considered when the patient has many clinical symptoms and multiple systems that cannot be explained by a single disorder. Organic pathology is usually excluded first, and it is also necessary to distinguish it from certain psychiatric disorders.

It includes causes, drugs, and symptomatic support. Generally passed**, the prognosis is good.

Autonomic disorders are neurological disorders that should be seen by neurology after onset, also known as autonomic dysfunction.

The cause of the disease is mostly psychosocial factors, such as long-term stress.

Symptoms are varied, including syncope, abnormal blood pressure, and sweating.

The course of the disease is long, sometimes good and sometimes bad, often accompanied by anxiety and depression.

**Mainly to remove predisposing factors, psychological counseling and medication.

Autonomic disorder is a kind of nervous disorder, he has a nervous disorder caused by a disease, so after getting this disease. There are a few medications you can take**.

Autonomic nerve dysfunction should be a physiological phenomenon, which may have a certain relationship with long-term depression, so it is necessary to adjust and adjust one's state appropriately, pay attention to relaxation, avoid overwork, do not sleep too late at night, and can also be regulated by some drugs that nourish the nerves under the guidance of a doctor.

Autonomic nerve is composed of sympathetic nerve and parasympathetic nervous system, which mainly innervates myocardium, smooth muscle, visceral activity and gland secretion, and is innervated and regulated by the cerebral cortex and hypothalamus, and is not controlled by subjective will, so it is also called autonomic nerve.

Autonomic disorder is an escalating dysfunction of this escalating disease.

What kind of neurological disorder is autonomic disorder? Autonomic disorder, which is an autonomic disorder caused by decreased immunity.

What kind of neuropathy is autonomic disorder? He belongs to a kind of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular neuropathy.

Autonomic system dysfunction should be referred to as autonomic dysfunction. It is composed of two major systems, sympathetic and parasympathetic, which mainly innervates myocardium, smooth muscle, visceral activity and gland secretion, and is innervated and regulated by the cerebral cortex and hypothalamus, and is not controlled by will, so it is called autonomic nerve.

Autonomic dysfunction is a functional disease of the autonomic nervous system, which may gradually replace anxiety, depression, and some other neuroses. Autonomic nerve dysfunction, on the one hand, is a functional disease, but on the other hand, it may bring some discomfort after autonomic nerve disorder, there may be palpitation, chest tightness, and then dizziness, headache, head swelling, emotional irritability, depression, anger, including some easy sweating and other symptoms, which cannot be explained by some organic diseases. Therefore, it is autonomic nerve dysfunction, which may represent a class of autonomic nerve problems, but it may be a non-organic, and this diagnosis still needs to be diagnosed by the relevant departments of a specialized hospital, that is, a general hospital, and some organic diseases can be excluded in order to diagnose autonomic nerve dysfunction.

When it comes to autonomic disorders, many people may not understand them, and they can only know that they are a neurological disease based on their names. Autonomic disorders are a group of disorders of internal organs, which can cause complex symptoms and may lead to a variety of neurological complications.

What are the symptoms of autonomic disorders?

1. Psychiatric symptoms.

Patients with autonomic disorders are usually easily excited, and will remain in a state of mental fatigue for a long time, mainly due to excessive associations, and too much imaginary content will appear during rest. Therefore, patients with autonomic disorders often have a decreased rate of mental work and physical weakness.

2. Emotional instability.

Patients with autonomic disorders will have symptoms of emotional instability for a long time, mainly manifested by emotional irritability, anxiety, and panic. There may not be any factors in life that affect the patient's emotions, and these emotions occur involuntarily, which makes it difficult to control and cannot be intervened in the long term.

3. Insomnia. This is the most typical manifestation of autonomic disorders, which often appear in the early stages of autonomic disorders and worsen as autonomic disorders progress. In addition, insomnia itself can have a huge impact on the patient, resulting in lack of energy, memory loss, and self-consciousness.

4. Dizziness and headache.

Patients with long-term autonomic disorders are generally nervous, so they will also feel the symptoms of headache, in addition, when the headache attacks, the patient will also feel greater pressure on the head, which may be a sense of heavy pressure or a sense of restraint. Sometimes the headache attack is accompanied by obvious dizziness symptoms, which means that the patient's nerves have been greatly affected.

5. Gastrointestinal abnormalities.

Gastrointestinal abnormalities are caused by autonomic disorders over a period of time, and patients are usually found to have significant stomach distension, diarrhea, or constipation. After a period of time, it will develop into indigestion, which affects the absorption of nutrients by the patient.

6. Abnormal heart function.

Autonomic disorders can affect the internal organs, and the impact on the heart is also more obvious, which will cause the patient to have palpitations, chest tightness and shortness of breath, and these symptoms will be more obvious in the case of insomnia at night.

7. Self-conscious symptoms.

Self-conscious symptoms are self-aware symptoms that occur in patients due to autonomic disorders, which do not appear in essence and cannot be found after many examinations, but can be clearly felt by the patients themselves. In this case, it is easy to misdiagnose, so it is often impossible to detect the problem of autonomic nerve disorder at an early stage, and if the symptoms are not cured for a long time, you can consider whether it is caused by autonomic nerve abnormality.

Autonomic dysfunction is mostly a disease of the central nervous system, such as head trauma, or some organic brain diseases, such as acute chronic subdural hematoma, cerebral contusion, cerebral edema, bacteria, and sequelae caused by viral encephalitis.

Autonomic disorder is a functional neurological disease belonging to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Autonomic dysfunction is mostly seen in diseases of the central nervous system, such as head trauma, or some organic brain diseases, such as acute chronic subdural hematoma, cerebral contusion, cerebral edema, sequelae caused by bacteria, and viral encephalitis.

The main clinical manifestations are insomnia, dreaminess, easy awakening, difficulty falling asleep, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, poor mental state, and general sweating, which are usually called autonomic nerve dysfunction.

Autonomic disorder is strictly a functional disorder, but in fact it is also a disease, which should be called an autonomic disorder, which is composed of two major systems: sympathetic and parasympathetic.

Under normal circumstances, it is not controlled by the will, so it is called autonomic nervousness. However, if there is a disorder, some symptoms will appear, mainly manifested as mental excitability, followed by a decrease in the rate of mental work, physical weakness and fatigue. Then there are emotional manifestations: anxiety, emotional instability, anger, sleep disturbances, as well as head discomfort and tension pain.

In addition, disorders like internal organs may cause palpitations, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

In addition, autonomic dysfunction can also lead to disorders of gastrointestinal function, without appetite, bloating, nausea, heartburn and other complex symptoms. At present, there is no special examination method for this kind of autonomic nerve dysfunction, which can only be gradually ruled out, and only after excluding some organic diseases can it be considered as autonomic dysfunction, which is generally symptomatic**.