What is autonomic disorder?

Autonomic disorders, also known as autonomic dysfunction, occur when the balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves is disrupted.

It may be related to genetics, psychological qualities, physical qualities, hormone secretion, age, and social conditions.

When the autonomic nervous system is disordered, it may manifest as multisystem dysfunction, such as chest tightness, breathlessness, palpitations, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, forgetfulness, abdominal distention, diarrhea, abdominal pain and other symptoms.

The main way is psychological counseling, which can be exercised appropriately, so that you can free yourself from heavy work and life and high-intensity psychological pressure, and you can give increased nutrition and reasonable diet.

Symptoms of autonomic disorders generally affect all parts of the body and organ systems. If the patient's vagus nerve is disordered, it will lead to abnormal heart rate, which is the patient's chest tightness, shortness of breath, palpitation and other phenomena. If it is the digestive system, there will be stomach discomfort, stomach pain.

Some people experience vomiting and diarrhea. In the case of the central nervous system, insomnia, headaches, dizziness, unresponsiveness, etc. may occur. In the case of women, there will also be uterine hormone level disorders, menstrual irregularities.

Suggestions: It turns out that the root cause of autonomic nervous disorder is sympathetic and parasympathetic disorder, autonomic nerve is composed of two major systems, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, mainly innervating visceral activities and gland secretion, innervated and regulated by the cerebral cortex and hypothalamus, and not controlled by personal will. Under normal conditions in the human body, the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves are in a state of balance and coordination with each other.

If this balance is disrupted, it will cause problems such as circulatory, digestive, respiratory, and endocrine system disorders, which in turn will lead to psychological and spiritual abnormalities.

In order to fundamentally regulate autonomic nerve disorders, we need to pay attention to three problems:

1. First of all, it is necessary to clarify the root cause of autonomic disorder, so as to avoid the pain and economic loss caused by blind conditioning;

2. Autonomic nervous disorders cannot be treated by relying on a single drug or physical condition, and need to be regulated in combination with the comprehensive situation of the individual;

3. Differentiated conditioning needs to be adopted according to different individual factors in order to truly cut off the root cause of the problem and prevent recurrence.

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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 disorders are very painful for patients, not only are they unable to maintain normal emotions, but they also affect all aspects of daily life. In some severe cases, self-harm occurs due to autonomic disorders caused by depression or anxiety.

Autonomic dysfunction includes symptoms of dysfunction of multiple systems throughout the body, because autonomic nerves include two major nervous systems, sympathetic and parasympathetic, and any disorder in any of these systems will cause corresponding clinical symptoms.

1. Heart discomfort.

Cardiac discomfort is a common symptom of autonomic disorders, which can lead to cardiac nerve disorders and cardiac neurosis. It is manifested as visceral throbbing, chest tightness, chest tightness, palpitations, shortness of breath, chest and flank pain, dyspnea, tightness of blood vessels, neck suffocation and other symptoms.

2. Head discomfort.

Autonomic disorders can also cause a series of symptoms of head discomfort, such as tension headaches, a feeling of heavy pressure on the head, a feeling of tightness, etc. And there will also be insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, dizziness, head swelling, numbness and other symptoms.

3. Digestive symptoms.

Autonomic disorders can also cause digestive symptoms, such as loss of appetite, tasteless eating, bloating, nausea, hiccups, heartburn, chest tightness and shortness of breath, long sighs, and choking in the throat.

4. Systemic symptoms.

Autonomic disorders can also lead to a series of systemic symptoms, mainly manifested as general fatigue, easy fatigue, poor appetite, dizziness, increased blood pressure, depressed mood, heat intolerance, sweating, night sweats, hot flashes, hot flashes, hot hands and feet, anxiety, eye astringency, tinnitus, dry mouth, backache and leg weakness, dryness, thirst and dry tongue and other symptoms.

If you have autonomic nerve disorder, you can use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate**, and at the same time, you can cooperate with acupuncture, massage and other physiotherapy.

It is a functional disease.

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Autonomic nerve dysfunction is mainly related to long-term mental stress and stress. It may involve multiple systems of the body, and the symptoms are also relatively diverse, and patients, after the autonomic nervous system dysfunction, generally need to be carried out by some drugs that regulate the nerves**, and psychological** is also very important.

What is autonomic disorder?Autonomic disorders are mainly neuropsychiatric and neurological diseases, which can weaken the body's ability to resist diseases, resulting in the results of diseases in various parts of the body.

It's a mental illness.

What are the symptoms of autonomic disorders? 1. Neurological symptoms: dizziness, headache, insomnia, dreaminess, fatigue and weakness, memory loss, emotional disorders, etc.

Headache and dizziness often occur together, the location is unclear, temporal, aggravated with the back of the head, and relieved with rest. Memory loss is not an organic change, the main thing that is forgotten is the daily trivialities, but the things that are unforgettable about oneself and oneself are not forgotten. Patients are overly concerned about themselves due to insufficient understanding of the disease, resulting in emotional instability and anxiety. When the illness does not heal for a long time, it is more suspicious, fearful, pessimistic and disappointed, and easily excited, which is a common manifestation of neurosis patients.

2. Physical symptoms: often manifested as tinnitus, dizziness, palpitation, shortness of breath, indigestion, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension and constipation, sweating, limb tremor, sperm loss, impotence, menstrual irregularities, etc. These symptoms are often accompanied by neurological symptoms.

If it is caused by an organic lesion, there is also a corresponding primary manifestation. What are the causes of autonomic disorders? 1. Look at the long development environment and early childhood experience

Children who grow up in single-parent families with loose family relationships, crises, lack of affection, and even family breakdowns are susceptible to this disease, because children who grow up in the above environment often have personality problems and are characterized by introverted personalities. 2. From a genetic point of view: there are neurosis in the family with two lines and three generations of members who are prone to this disease, and the heredity mentioned here does not mean that neurosis is a hereditary disease, but that susceptibility can be inherited, and as for whether it develops or not, it is also affected by many acquired factors.

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.

Psychology**. If the patient is under too much mental stress, he or she can seek help from a professional psychologist.

Exercise and rest.

Be physically active and participate in outdoor activities, but avoid overexertion.

Eat a nutritious diet. Cultivate reasonable and healthy eating habits and eat a balanced and nutritious diet.

Condition surveillance. Closely monitor changes in vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, etc.), cardio-cerebral and pulmonary symptoms, and the degree of psychological anxiety and depression (there are corresponding self-measurement tables).

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease has multiple factors such as deficiency of body qi and blood, emotional and internal injuries, depression of liver qi, loss of qi and qi in the disability of the strip, imbalance of qi and organs, loss of lifting and lowering, loss of spleen health, lack of biochemical health, gradual deficiency of qi and blood, loss of mind and mind, phlegm and stasis internal obstruction, bile deficiency and dereliction of duty, depression and fire, sadness for a long time, disturbance of the mind, restlessness, and the absence of a god. Autonomic disorders are often divided into the following common dialectics for treatment.

Heart and spleen deficiency type: worrying, palpitations and weakness, insomnia and dreams, dizziness and forgetfulness, loss of appetite, lack of appetite and abdominal distention, pale complexion, tooth marks on the pale side of the tongue, thin white moss, and thin pulse.

Liver depression and spleen deficiency type: chest fullness, depressed mood, chest tightness and insomnia, difficulty sleeping, lack of concentration, loss of appetite, abdominal distension and loose stools, dull tongue, thick and greasy tongue, thin pulse.

Heart and gallbladder deficiency type: palpitations and timidity, frightening and irritability, mental trance, emotional restlessness, restlessness, insomnia and dreams, pale tongue, thin and white tongue, and thin pulse.

Liver and kidney yin deficiency type: dizziness and tinnitus, soreness in the waist and knees, suspiciousness and palpitations, insomnia and dreams, bitterness and urine in the mouth, irritability and irritability, red tongue with little moss or thin yellow, and thin pulses.

Phlegm-heat internal disturbance type: upset, restlessness, sleepiness and dreams, urgency and speech, headache and dizziness, bitterness and dry mouth, red and greasy tongue, and slippery pulse.

Blood stasis blockade type: palpitations, restless sleep, irritability and suspicion, chest tightness and discomfort, headache and heartache, dark eye circles, purple lips, dark tongue with ecchymosis, and astringent pulse.

Autonomic disorders are mostly caused by the dysfunction of internal organs, generally speaking, people's physiological activities will have a circadian pattern, for example, people have to sleep at night, work during the day, that is, sunrise and day-to-day, if artificially break this law, there is no sunset and rest, but often stay up late to do some things, resulting in the brain can not get normal rest, the body's biological clock is also disrupted, resulting in some physical diseases, of course, although this has a lot to do with their own physical fitness, The probability of causing a patient to get sick is not the same, some people stay up late and they are fine, and some people stay up late and get sick. But in general, the harm to the human body is very great.