What are the symptoms of being nervous?

In life, we often encounter some things that make us very nervous. This phenomenon is very normal. However, the human body will show some symptoms when it is overly nervous. This is mainly because the hormone secretion in the body is abnormal, which causes abnormal nerve conduction. Common symptoms include gastrointestinal disorders or nausea and dizziness, etc. So what are the symptoms of nervousness?

First, what are the symptoms of nervousness? ~When mental stress causes abnormal enhancement of sympathetic nervous function, the circulatory system becomes hyperactive, the heartbeat becomes stronger and faster, and the metabolism becomes hyperactive, resulting in palpitations, breathlessness, increased blood pressure, increased body temperature, flushing (facial capillaries dilate, blood circulation speeds up), shivering (muscle tremors), sweating in the palms, and cold sweats (sweat glands are controlled by the sympathetic nervous system) 2~Mental stress causes autonomic nervous system disorders, which can lead to headaches, insomnia, memory loss, palpitations, chest tightness, hiccups, abdominal distension, indigestion, constipation, anxiety and irritability, etc.

Second, some objective examinations such as electrocardiogram, echocardiography, fiber gastroscopy, etc., cannot reveal any objective pathological changes. The main symptoms of autonomic dysfunction are as follows: (1) Mental fatigue associated with mental excitability is manifested by increased associative recall, decreased mental labor efficiency, physical weakness, fatigue, etc. (2) Emotional symptoms include irritability, anxiety, emotional instability, worry, suspicion, anger, tension and fear, restlessness, and restlessness.

Third, sleep disorders are mainly manifested in symptoms such as insomnia, frequent dreams, fatigue, lack of energy, memory loss, inattention, and slow thinking. Head discomfort, tension headache, feeling of heaviness and tightness in the head, etc. Visceral dysfunction, stomach bloating, intestinal rumbling, constipation or diarrhea; palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, limb weakness, fatigue, feeling of impending death; low fever; positive skin scratch sign; irregular menstruation in women, spermatorrhea, impotence in men, etc.

What are the symptoms of nervousness? Autonomic nervous system disorders can also lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction, such as loss of appetite, tasteless food, abdominal distension, nausea, hiccups, heartburn, chest tightness and shortness of breath, long sighs, throat obstruction, and throat discomfort. Some patients experience headaches, dizziness, stuffiness and dullness in the head, a feeling of tightness and pressure in the head, dizziness and numbness, stuffiness and dryness in the eyes, blurred vision, discomfort in the face and limbs, tightness and heaviness in the neck and back, tightness, stiffness and discomfort all over the body, numbness in the limbs, hot palms and feet, hot skin all over the body, but normal body temperature, hot flashes and sweating all over the body, or wandering pain and abnormal sensations all over the body. Patients with autonomic nervous system disorders often have subjective symptoms as the main symptom. Although they have undergone many examinations, the results are often normal and no disease can be found. The above symptoms are often considered to be mental illness, cerebral ischemia, heart disease, and gastrointestinal disease in clinical practice and are treated, but the treatment is often not effective or ineffective. In fact, these symptoms are closely related to autonomic nervous system disorders. If you have the above symptoms and have not been cured for a long time, you can consider adjusting the autonomic nerves, and the symptoms will soon disappear.