How long does it take for autonomic disorders to be treated?

The course of treatment of autonomic dysfunction is related to the course of the disease, if it is a new autonomic disorder, the course of treatment is relatively short, it takes 1-3 months, and the doctor will tell the patient the course of treatment according to the condition. Some patients need to determine the course of the disease according to the effect of the drug, and watch as they are treated. Patients with a long course of disease, that is, the elderly, some people have not had autonomic nerve disorder for 10 or 20 years, and the course of treatment may be long, requiring several months or even more than half a year of drugs**, so it is not easy for the patient's unbalanced autonomic nerve to return to a balanced state.

Many mild patients can recover relatively well in three months after positive adjustment; However, there are also some patients with more severe conditions who need about six months to achieve significant improvement.

Autonomic nerve dysfunction is a very common clinical disease, but because everyone's situation and symptoms are different, the time is also different, it may take a month, two months, or even longer, it is recommended to actively cooperate with the doctor to avoid aggravation of the condition, do a good job of daily care, and pay more attention to rest.

Oral medications. Understand the effects, dosages, usage, adverse reactions and precautions of various drugs, and guide patients to take them correctly.

Motion. Pay attention to physical exercise, participate in outdoor activities such as walking, yoga, etc., step by step, and stick to it for a long time.

Condition surveillance. Regular follow-up appointments until you are fully healthy, and closely monitor your vital signs and levels of anxiety and depression at home.

Special considerations.

Patients with autonomic nervous disorders mainly rely on various psychological means, and drugs are only symptomatic, so patients need to maintain a healthy and good attitude in their daily life, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.

The duration of autonomic nerve disorder needs to be considered according to the duration, severity of the disease, etc., usually in 1-12 months, or longer, up to several years.

1. **: For autonomic disorders caused by psychosocial factors, the symptoms are usually mild and can be obtained in 1-3 months**. If it is caused by an organic disease such as brain trauma, infection, hemorrhage, etc., the organic lesion needs to be corrected first, so the autonomic disorder** lasts for a longer time, perhaps 6-12 months, or even longer.

2. Duration: For autonomic disorders caused by acute poor mood and environmental changes, it can be ** after removing the trigger for 1-2 weeks; If it is caused by long-term depression, anxiety and other factors, it can generally be gradually recovered in 1-3 months by reducing the pressure of work and life, adjusting the lifestyle and eating mode.

3. Mild and severe disease: For those with mild symptoms, such as irregular menstruation, insomnia and forgetfulness, etc., it can generally be ** within 3-6 months. For patients with more severe symptoms, such as chest tightness, wheezing, palpitation, near-death and other cardiac neuroses, the first time needs to be extended accordingly, even up to several years.

Autonomic disorders** time should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. If the patient's symptoms persist, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and take medication under the guidance of a doctor.

**Autonomic disorder time varies from case to case:

1.Differently: Symptoms due to psychosocial factors are milder and can occur at 1-3 months, while those caused by organic brightness disorders require correction, which may take 6-12 months or years.

2.Duration affects **time: symptoms caused by acute poor mood, environmental changes, etc. can be removed after 1-2 weeks**, while long-term depression, anxiety and other factors take a longer time, generally 1-3 months.