Suddenly, there was no consciousness in my head, and I panicked

My friend, if you rule out a history of genetic diseases and allergies, I think this is the so-called flashback phenomenon. This is what we often call stress reactions, and if you think about it, can you remember if there was something that made you feel depressed before this? Or is it very hurt?..

Generally speaking, the interruption of consciousness in the usual sense does not occur every once in a while, if, you are talking about the last two days. So, have you encountered other accidents and certain events in your life, (and are some of the things you want to avoid?) negative information) or some unpleasant memory.

In short, something that you don't want to remember is traumatic). If you can tell me if you've been in a similar situation before (especially in the first day or two before you had it)...I'm going to be able to finalize whether it's what I just thought was a flashback phenomenon (i.e.; Psychological stress events).

If the method of **: I think of general psychological stress, I can go to a nearby hospital and hang up a psychological consultation. A professional doctor will do a few psychological counseling sessions for you, and it will be fine.

It's okay, I used to be like that a lot, sometimes I even felt like I was going to fall, and I often had headaches, and finally my mom took me to do a skull CT, but nothing, a false alarm, relaxed, don't worry, I'm basically not like that now.

There are many causes of chest tightness, shortness of breath, and palpitation, which may be caused by organic diseases, or functional or psychiatric causes, mainly manifested by neurosis. Palpitation, chest tightness and shortness of breath caused by organic causes are mainly seen in patients with heart disease who progress to pulmonary congestion, cardiac insufficiency, and the manifestations of heart failure, or coronary heart disease, myocardial ischemia, and angina pectoris, which are atypical attacks. In addition, it is possible that there are arrhythmias, such as premature beats or atrial fibrillation.

Pulmonary disease may also be due to bronchial asthma, pleural effusion, spontaneous pneumothorax, or interstitial fibrosis, and chest tightness and shortness of breath may also occur. The palpitation, chest tightness, and shortness of breath caused by nerve function often make patients feel that they have chest tightness and shortness of breath, and they subjectively feel that there is a lack of air, and then there are some symptoms of palpitations and insomnia, which often have the cause of mental tension or mood swings. In short, if you have symptoms of chest tightness and shortness of breath, you should go to the hospital in time to rule out the confirmed disease.

If you have mental stress factors, it is recommended to observe at home, and if you feel unwell, go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Anxiety symptoms Do you have any of these anxiety symptoms?

Patients with palpitation need to be performed according to **.

Because symptoms that occur after strenuous exercise usually recover on their own without special treatment; Because of the symptoms caused by mental and psychological factors, it is necessary to adjust one's own mentality to alleviate, and patients who are unable to self-regulate need to seek help from a psychologist.

If the heart is caused by cardiac neurosis, the patient can use drugs such as sedation and receptor blockers under the guidance of a doctor**.

Panic in hyperthyroidism can be intervened with antithyroid drugs; Patients with iron deficiency anemia should eat iron-rich foods to regulate their bodies, and take iron supplements if the disease is severe**.

Patients need to see a doctor to complete imaging, laboratory and other examinations**.

If you read too much on your mobile phone, your cervical spine will be bad, so you can take a look at the acupuncture of Chinese medicine.

Did you not eat, or did you eat betel nut like a stupid hat?

Condition analysis: Suggestions: Thigh cramps will not cause people to lose consciousness.

Losing consciousness is due to a lack of oxygen to the brain, or some kind of compression of the nerves, cramps will only make the joints unable to move (I study physical education, so I don't think the cramps hurt, maybe numbness), you may get up and move too fast, fainting on the street may be too strong in the sun (heat stroke) or fainting in pain. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check if there is genetics or something. Or something else.

It depends on whether the brain has been traumatized, if it is a brain herniation caused by increased intracranial pressure caused by trauma, the patient with brain herniation may have loss of consciousness, or the impairment of consciousness (drowsiness, lethargy, coma, etc.), or the patient with liver coma caused by liver cirrhosis, can have loss of consciousness, which depends on the specific situation of the disease!

It depends on the specific situation at the time, such as the age of the patient, when the onset occurred, the accompanying symptoms, the time of onset and the prognosis.

Based on the current information, the following scenarios are possible:

1. Transient ischemic attack.

2. Petit mal seizures.

3. Syncope. At the same time, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital as soon as possible for systematic examination, such as neck vascular color ultrasound, electroencephalogram, etc., hoping to be healthy as soon as possible.