Autonomic disorders What causes the disease?

Under normal circumstances, the human body is regulated by sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, which are functionally opposite, and because they are not governed by people's subjective will, these two systems are also.

It is called the "autonomic nerve", and its coordination and balance are the basis of our normal physiological activities. Autonomic disorder refers to the disruption of the balance of the autonomic nervous system, resulting in various visceral dysfunctions. Autonomic disorders can lead to a variety of manifestations:

Cardiovascular aspects such as palpitation, chest tightness, shortness of breath, breathlessness, increased blood pressure, etc.;Gastrointestinal aspects such as bloating, diarrhea, acid reflux, belching, nausea, loss of appetite, indigestion, etc.;Neurological symptoms such as insomnia;There are other manifestations such as backache, chest pain, and chest area.

Suitable for head and neck pain, facial pain, joint pain, etc. Clinically, autonomic disorders have been found to be related to genetic factors, and some people are more susceptible to the disease. In addition, autonomic disorders are often caused by "heart disease".

Various psychosocial factors that cause excessive stress on the nervous system can contribute to the disease. Such as mental trauma, long-term nervousness and anxiety, depression;In real life, there are always unsatisfactory situations, such as failed marriages, high work pressure, disharmony in interpersonal relationships, etc., and long-term stress will lead to a decline in the body's regulatory function, which will eventually lead to autonomic disorders.

This disease is a disorder in which the balance of the autonomic nervous system is disrupted, resulting in dysfunction.

Health insurance] Yes.

Department of Internal Medicine.

Synonyms] autonomic dysfunction.

Epidemiology] is generally susceptible to introverts, stressful lifestyles, and irregular work and rest.

There are genetic, sex, biological, age, and social factors.

Clinical symptoms] chest tightness, breathlessness, palpitation, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, insomnia.

Hazards] can involve cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, endocrine system, metabolic system, genitourinary system and other systems.

Check] lying position test, ** scratch test, etc.

Diagnosis] Diagnosis usually begins with the exclusion of organic lesions.

Dietary Advice] Develop reasonable and healthy eating habits and eat a balanced and nutritious diet.

**Principle] to remove predisposing factors, psychological counseling, **and drugs**.

The cause of autonomic disorder may be caused by overwork, nervousness, emotional agitation, or excessive mental stress, and may also be related to cerebrovascular disease. Drugs that regulate and nourish the nerves can be taken orally, such as gamma oryzanol, vitamin B1, and drugs that calm and sleep**, and at the same time, it is necessary to take proper rest, relax the mood, relieve stress and stabilize the mind.

Directly speaking, it is caused by factors such as stress, but I feel that the fundamental thing is the way of facing life, being able to do things, doing things well, and straightening out various relationships in life, so that there are fewer such diseases.

There may be some differences in the causes of physical pain caused by autonomic disorders in each person. Some people may have physical abnormalities due to genetic factors, and some people may experience physical changes due to endocrine disorders and anxiety. Some people develop autonomic disorders due to traumatic bleeding from lung infections, while others may develop the disease because they are stressed, stressed out, or unable to regulate their bodies.

People with autonomic disorders and physical pain may need psychological counseling under the guidance of a doctor, psychological intervention**, and some drugs that modulate nerve function, such as gamma oryzanol or vitamins**. If you feel anxious, you can use some anti-anxiety medications. If there is insomnia, drugs such as diazepam can be used.

Open Tencent News to see more**》 1. Always upset, nervous, worried; Always worried and scared; I always feel like something is going to happen, and I don't know what will happen. I'm always in a state of panic.

2.Depressed mood: not being happy all day long, not interested in anything; Slow thinking:

Difficulty in thinking, feeling that "the brain seems to be frozen" and "the brain is like a layer of paste"; I don't want to do anything, I don't want to come into contact with people; memory loss, difficulty concentrating; insomnia, fatigue, loss of appetite that cannot be relieved by any rest; Self-esteem is too low, feeling useless, often blaming themselves, repeatedly having suicidal thoughts, and even suicidal thoughts and behaviors. It can be seen that some people may have autonomic disorders and body aches, which is not normal, mainly caused by genetic factors, excessive stress or endocrine abnormalities. It is best to go to the hospital for examination, to clarify ** and specific condition.

Patients should be under the guidance of a doctor to carry out effective **, such as medication or diet, and should try to maintain a good state of mind. If you or a loved one is experiencing the above symptoms and is actively seeking medical attention to rule out other organic disorders (keep this in mind), you need to consider "autonomic dysfunction" due to "anxiety and depression".

Autonomic disorders are caused by overwork, nervousness, emotional agitation, stress, etc., and are generally introverted people.

**Includes both primary and secondary factors, with mental and emotional stress being a risk factor for the disease.

The causes of autonomic disorders are:

1. Genetic factors, most patients with autonomic nerve dysfunction have familial characteristics, but not all diseases are caused by genetic factors.

2. Social factors, all kinds of social psychological factors that cause emotional tension, will become the precipitating factors of the disease. High work pressure, excessive study burden, family disputes, unhappy marriages, broken love, neighborhood tensions, uncoordinated relationships between colleagues or superiors and subordinates, etc., will make people nervous too tense, psychologically overloaded, and autonomic nervous system dysfunction.

3. Personality factors, autonomic nerve dysfunction, also have a lot to do with personal personality. Generally, most patients have the characteristics of low self-esteem, sensitivity, introversion, and emotional instability, which are mostly manifested as sentimentality, anxiety, poor communication with others, stuffiness in the heart, and inability to vent emotions in time.

4. Biological factors, lesions in other parts of the body, can also involve the central nervous system and cause mental disorders.

5. Age factor, due to the immaturity of children's physical and mental development in early childhood, they lack the ability to self-control emotions and behaviors, and because they maintain childish emotional behaviors and primitive reflexes, they have poor adaptability to the external environment.

Autonomic disorders are disorders caused by dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, including the imbalance of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. Autonomic disorders usually occur in the following situations:

Long-term mental stress and nervousness: Mental stress and nervousness are one of the main causes of autonomic disorders. Long-term mental stress and nervousness can lead to sympathetic excitation and parasympathetic inhibition, which can lead to autonomic disorders.

Physical Diseases and Pains: Certain physical diseases and pains can lead to autonomic disorders such as diabetes, hyperthyroidism, high blood pressure, etc.

Long-term lack of exercise: Long-term lack of exercise can lead to a decline in physical functioning, which can lead to autonomic disorders.

Bad lifestyle habits: Bad lifestyle habits, such as irregular diet, staying up late, smoking, drinking, etc., can also lead to autonomic disorders.

**Ways to do autonomic disorders include improving lifestyle habits, reducing mental stress, increasing the amount of exercise, and adjusting diet. If necessary, the doctor may also prescribe medication to slow down the symptoms.

Autonomic disorders may occur for several reasons:

The first reason is to pay attention to whether the patient has diabetes, if the long-term diabetes is not well controlled, it can cause the autonomic nerve code rock bulky function disorder, pay attention to the monitoring of blood sugar, pay attention to the laboratory glycosylated hemoglobin and other indicators;

Clause. Second, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is any contact with some special poisons, and contact with some toxic substances can also cause autonomic nerve damage;

Clause. 3. Patients who are usually too stressed, more anxious and nervous, and do not sleep well at night can also have autonomic nerve dysfunction.

In addition, autonomic disorders are also related to heredity.

Autonomic nervous system dysfunction is common in menopausal or young women, and some autonomic nervous dysfunction caused by high work pressure and nervous exertion has many symptoms. If it is cardiovascular, there may be paroxysmal source palpitation, chest tightness, precordial pain, precordial pain, and paroxysmal abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, increased stool frequency, and belching and hiccups in the gastrointestinal system. In addition, the nervous system can cause insomnia, forgetfulness, dizziness, head covering, memory loss, etc.

The following is an introduction to the main causes of autonomic dysfunction:

1. The onset of autonomic nervous system dysfunction is very closely related to our own psychological quality, and people with poor psychological quality are more likely to be harmed by autonomic nervous dysfunction in general, so we must know how to regulate our psychology and improve our psychological tolerance in practical life, so that we can avoid being harmed by autonomic nervous dysfunction because of poor psychological quality.

2. The occurrence of organic diseases will also lead to the emergence of autonomic nerve dysfunction, and the existence of various organic diseases such as poisoning, brain infection, tumor, hemorrhage and trauma will cause some direct or indirect effects on the normal function of our brain, and this adverse effect is very likely to promote the formation of autonomic nerve dysfunction.

3. Irregular life and rest is one of the most important causes of autonomic nerve gong and Zen energy disorders, and a healthy lifestyle is of great significance to our physical health, but nowadays many people have unhealthy lifestyle habits such as irregular life and rest, and this unhealthy lifestyle will not only cause autonomic nerve dysfunction, but also induce various other diseases.

Understanding the knowledge of autonomic nerve dysfunction can not only help us to the disease, but also take relevant protective measures according to the ** one by one, which can effectively prevent autonomic nerve dysfunction. After we are affected by autonomic dysfunction, we should not panic too much, the difficulty coefficient of the disease is not high, as long as we diagnose and treat it as soon as possible, we can avoid suffering the multiple damages caused by the disease.

Due to autonomic disorders, it can lead to sleep disturbances, tossing and turning at night and fatigue the next day. In severe cases, there may be some effects such as back pain, leg cramps, etc. There will also be a loss of appetite and abdominal pain and a feeling of bloating.

Depression may occur, with symptoms such as inactivity, early awakenings, lack of speech, and depressed mood.

Autonomic nervous system manages emotion, heart, respiration, gastrointestinal function, vascular motility, stool and sweat gland secretion, etc., and problems related to autonomic nerve dysfunction can occur over a long period of time.

If autonomic nervous disorders occur in normal times, then it is generally considered to be formed by long-term mental stress or excessive psychological pressure, which will cause neurological disorders, mainly caused by sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves in a state of excitation for a long time.

Autonomic disorders can lead to some neurological disorders, which may have some noticeable tingling sensation or some migraines. It can also lead to neurasthenia, and severe cases may lead to some depression. Therefore, for autonomic nerve disorders, you can take some drugs that nourish the nerve, carry out **, usually pay attention to rest, and maintain adequate sleep.

Know that you exercise.

Autonomic disorders, in general, are prone to cause diseases such as depression, as well as gastrointestinal digestive disorders such as loss of appetite and nausea.

Autonomic disorders can easily lead to insomnia, neurosis, hypertension, depression, indigestion, chronic colitis, arrhythmia and other chronic physical and mental diseases, which need to be early**.

Autonomic disorders are prone to depression, which is generally dominated by mental symptoms, such as inexplicable upset, indifferent expression, increased inferiority complex, and pessimistic and misanthropic.

Autonomic disorders can easily lead to depression. Depression is generally predominantly psychiatric. Long-term neurological disorders.

May cause neurasthenia. Autonomic disorders can cause physical symptoms such as gastrointestinal disorders, cardiac nerve disorders, and cranial nerve disorders. Be sure to pay attention to it and seek medical attention in time.

Autonomic disorders can cause many symptoms throughout the body, such as: insomnia, dreaminess, anxiety, dizziness, etc.

Autonomic disorder is caused by factors such as long-term mental stress, excessive psychological pressure, and anger. It can cause symptoms such as abnormal blood pressure, sweating, and syncope, and the course of the disease is relatively long, accompanied by anxiety symptoms. Psychological counseling and medication** are recommended.