What should I do if my brain is abnormal?

Patients with abnormal brains may present with motor system abnormalities, decreased cortical function, psychiatric and behavioral abnormalities, and other manifestations that patients may have. Patients may also have visual changes, such as sudden blackness in front of the eyes, blurred vision, etc., and subjective manifestations such as headache, dizziness, etc. The specific performance is as follows:

Specific manifestations: 1. Abnormalities of the motor system. Such as decreased motor function, inflexibility of limb movement, unclear expression, numbness of limbs, paresthesia, etc.

2. Decline in cortical function. Such as memory loss, loss of three or four, etc.

3. Abnormal mental behavior. For example, a person who is a man of few words suddenly talks endlessly, and a person with a very cheerful personality becomes a man of few words.

Method: 1. If it is a physiological brain is not good, such as some patients have poor congenital memory, or poor logical reasoning ability, etc., for this congenital brain is not good, there is generally no good or effective method, but you can use the brain appropriately, so as to train the brain, and also improve the brain's thinking and comprehensive quality.

2. If it is a bad brain caused by pathological conditions, such as too much pressure, malnutrition, etc., these conditions can be treated on a case-by-case basis.

3. If the brain is not good due to malnutrition, you can eat more nutritious foods, such as meat, eggs, etc.

4. If the brain is not good due to high pressure, you can actively adjust your mentality and reduce the pressure.

Analysis: You have confusion, decreased volitional activity, decreased volitional activity and low self-esteem, which is considered to be ,.. depression

The main manifestation of brain abnormality is various neurological dysfunctions.

If the brain is not normal, it will lead to cognitive dysfunction with memory loss, as well as abnormal mental behavior, and may even enter a coma state, affecting daily life.

Generally, it is necessary to visit a neurology or neurosurgery department for examination, and decide on a plan according to the specific ** and severity**, such as choosing drugs to nourish the nerve to promote recovery. If there are structural changes, such as intracranial tumors, surgical resection should be considered. In daily life, we should pay attention to maintenance, strengthen diet and nutrition, maintain regular living habits, combine work and rest, and avoid overusing the brain, otherwise it will affect recovery.

Brain abnormality is a non-medical, professional term. The brain is mainly composed of the nervous system, and brain dysfunction includes several diseases, mainly common vascular lesions in middle-aged and elderly people, including cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, and infectious lesions, such as encephalitis, and common degenerative diseases, such as dementia, Parkinson's, etc. If there is motor dysfunction, sensory dysfunction, intellectual disability, and memory impairment, which may be clinical manifestations related to cerebral nerve function, you should go to the hospital in time.

Signal 1: Unable to concentrate while driving, often distracted - please don't make excuses for being busy with work, this is a phenomenon of distraction caused by the "physical" decline of the brain!

Signal 2: Dreaming, waking up in the middle of the night - this is when the brain's biological clock program begins to appear chaotic, unable to calm down, appears to be inefficient during the day, and has difficulty falling asleep at night!

Signal 3: Lose your mind a lot – don't always say that you're old, it's a sign that your brain cells are no longer active and need to be injected with fresh energy, regardless of age! The brain, like a supercomputer that needs to be maintained all the time, can only be used in life to use methods that are beneficial to brain health to create a truly elite brain youth.

Signal 4: Extreme drowsiness at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. - a state of attack on the brain's nervous system.

Signal 5: Periodic migraine - not a lack of rest, but a problem with the connection of various working systems in the brain, which is a clear sign of mental decline.

The above we have learned about several common symptoms of brain problems, brain problems usually have a situation of loss, and there will be periodic migraine problems, which may be brain problems, and not getting rest for a long time will affect brain health, easily lead to memory loss, and also lead to sleep disorders.

The root cause is poor sleep. If the brain is not well rested, of course there will be a series of symptoms, such as "dizziness, memory loss" described to you, etc. That is, it is often described in medicine as "neurasthenia" and "insomnia".

Abnormal brain is a non-medical point of view, and the clinical malfunction usually refers to abnormal brain function, which mainly includes cerebrovascular diseases, brain infectious diseases, brain hereditary diseases, brain tumors, etc., and it is recommended that patients go to the neurology department or emergency department of the hospital for treatment in time.

1. Cerebrovascular diseases: cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebrovascular malformation, aneurysm, etc., due to abnormal blood flow in the brain, it will cause insufficient blood supply to the brain, causing dizziness, headache and sleep disorders;

2. Brain infectious diseases: common meningitis and encephalitis, which are caused by bacterial and viral infections, which will cause patients to have uncomfortable symptoms such as high fever, convulsions, and consciousness disorders;

3. Brain hereditary diseases: common leukodystrophy and mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, due to genetic defects, can be manifested as cerebellar ataxia, which will cause patients to have wild god language disorders and balance disorders;

4. Brain tumors: common ones include meningioma, glioma, pituitary tumor, eustachian tube tumor, etc., due to the different nature of the tumor, the brain dysfunction will also be different. For example, meningioma can cause headaches, increased intracranial pressure, seizures and other uncomfortable symptoms due to the slow growth of the tumor.

In addition, it also includes common degenerative diseases of the brain, such as dementia and Parkinson's, which need to be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible.