What is the introduction of nervous vomiting? What is nervous vomiting

Nervous vomiting, also known as psychogenic vomiting, is a physical reaction to mental factors. It is more common in girls, and the patient's personality defects are obvious, and even hysterical personality is present. It is often produced under the psychological effect of strong or self-centeredness.

Patients with nervous vomiting may vomit after eating, without significant nausea or other discomfort, and then recurrent vomiting. Patients who vomit will deny that they are afraid of obesity and are very concerned about their own health, but they often eat normally after vomiting, and may also have symptoms of vomiting and eating at the same time. Vomiting does not affect the appetite of the next meal, the patient can always eat without decreasing, but the weight will gradually decrease, even less than 80% of the normal body weight, no endocrine disorders and other phenomena.

Therefore, once the patient has clinical symptoms, psychological counseling is required.

Nervous vomiting is a group of somatic symptomatic disorders that spontaneously or induce recurrent vomiting in which vomit is just eaten. Often in a bad mood or nervous situation, the disease is not based on obvious organic lesions, most of them have no fear of obesity and the desire to lose weight, a small number of patients have fear of gaining weight and weight loss thoughts, but there is no significant weight loss.

Nervous vomiting refers to a group of psychological disorders that spontaneously or deliberately induce recurrent vomiting. Nervous vomiting does not affect the appetite of the next meal, often related to unpleasant mood, psychological tension, inner conflict, no organic disease filial piety fission, there may be fear of gaining weight and losing weight, but because the total amount of food is not reduced, so there is no significant weight loss. Some patients have a hysterical personality, which is self-centered, performative, and easily suggestible.

So how do you tell the difference between nervous vomiting and gastric vomiting?

Neuropathic vomiting, also known as functional vomiting, is a mental disorder that generally has no obvious organic lesions, so patients basically have no other uncomfortable symptoms except vomiting. This disease is mostly related to psychological factors, such as the patient's fear of obesity, the desire to **, etc., and the condition usually occurs in a situation of tension and inner conflict. In addition to vomiting, patients are usually accompanied by a series of other conditions such as stomach pain, stomach distention, diarrhea, indigestion, fever, etc., if not carried out in time, it will have a more serious impact on the health of the digestive system.

For nervous vomiting, patients are mainly psychological, usually to adjust their mentality, to establish a correct understanding of diet and **, but also to actively carry out nutritional support** to correct water and electrolyte imbalances. For gastric vomiting, patients should go to the Department of Gastroenterology in time to find out the cause as soon as possible, and then carry out ** for **, and wait for the organic lesions to improve, and the symptoms of vomiting will be relieved. Whether it is nervous vomiting or gastric vomiting, patients should pay attention to their diet, usually supplement various nutrients in a balanced manner, and try to eat less foods that will burden the stomach and intestines.

Through the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of the differentiation between nervous vomiting and gastric vomiting. Neuropathic vomiting is usually accompanied by organic lesions, so patients usually have no symptoms other than vomiting. Gastric vomiting is mainly caused by organic lesions in the stomach, so the patient's condition is more complicated.

After discovering the disease, we should actively carry out ** than to avoid more serious consequences.

Nervous vomiting refers to a group of mental disorders that spontaneously or deliberately induce recurrent vomiting, which is made up of food that has just been eaten. The disease is not accompanied by other obvious symptoms, no obvious organic lesions as the basis, most patients have no fear of obesity and desire to lose weight, and a small number of patients have fear of gaining weight and weight loss thoughts, but there is no significant weight loss. It is more common in women than men and usually occurs in early and middle adulthood.