Anxious

Introduction Irritable and uneasy refers to abnormal emotions in life and special circumstances. The patient feels irritated, uneasy, and at a loss. Poor mood, anxiety, stress at work or life, poisoning, high fever and other diseases that can cause mental symptoms can cause irritability. People sometimes feel that mood swings and mood irritability are normal. Although we can't change our biological rhythm, we can reduce the bad mood, reduce the time of mood swing, and reduce the adverse effects caused by mood irritability.

Cause

1, bad mood:

The unpleasant things that you encounter in your life can be irritated and depressed when you cant think of it.

2. Anxiety neurosis:

The most prominent symptom is naturally anxiety. Symptoms of anxiety include all aspects of spirit, exercise and body. Mental anxiety often results in some unpleasant psychological stimuli and contradictions, and the patient manifests as irritability, nervous anxiety, and unnecessary excessive anxiety, and is accompanied by a so-called ominous premonition.

3. Anxious exercise:

Mainly manifested as restlessness, facial muscles twitching or beating, limb tremors and small movements increase, serious patients can constantly go back and forth, and even chest and head. Anxiety is also accompanied by many physical symptoms such as insomnia, headache, dry mouth, sweating, pale or flushing, elevated blood pressure, shortness of breath, infarction or suffocation in the throat, rapid heartbeat, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension, constipation, Diarrhea, sexual dysfunction, and menstrual disorders in women.

4. Work or life pressure:

For example, there are problems that cannot be solved at work or differences of opinion with colleagues and colleagues. It will make people always think about whether their opinions are correct, whether they have offended their colleagues, and they can't calm down. As a result, mental stress will occur, and even a series of symptoms such as bloating, constipation, lack of diet, and sleeplessness will begin to appear. Over time, I am more worried, and I am restless, heart-wrenching, painful, and feel that many things are not going well. No one is pleasing to the eye.

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1. Listen to the patient's description of the condition:

This is the basis for the treatment of any disease. While listening to the patient's narrative, the doctor should also pay attention to the patient's behavior and tone. At the same time, give the patient enough time to describe their symptoms, the environment that causes the symptoms to change, the factors that exacerbate the symptoms, and other related aspects.

2. Doctor's vision and evaluation of the condition:

After the patient has described his condition, the doctor may have some assumptions about the condition in his mind. In addition, the doctor should also pay attention to the symptom group described by the patient to see if there is a certain pattern. After the doctor has fully understood the patient's disease, he needs to comprehensively evaluate the patient's appearance, behavior, language, thinking, intelligence, judgment, social adaptability and understanding of the disease. Through the above evaluation, the general conclusions are drawn about the development of the disease. A detailed understanding of the frequency and severity of each symptom, especially the patient's recent condition or the detailed history of the attack, the environmental factors at the time, etc., are of great help to the diagnosis.

3. Troubleshooting other symptoms:

For the main problems described by the patient and possible physical illnesses, the doctor should selectively perform an auxiliary program to detect or exclude other physical illnesses and prepare for the next treatment.

Differential diagnosis

First, autumn mania:

Autumn is a season in which people generally feel annoyed. It needs to be adjusted. People often think that it is a cries of laughter, screaming, running, and destroying things. In fact, the performance of mania is not only an abnormality in these behaviors, but the basic symptoms of mania are usually divided into two aspects: mental symptoms and physical symptoms. Psychiatric symptoms are mainly characterized by high emotions, quick thinking, and increased will. It is called "three high" symptoms in medicine.

Second, children crying uneasy:

When children suffer from pneumonia, their mental state is not good, they are often irritated, crying, or lethargic, convulsions, etc.

1. Infant pneumonia: generally bronchial pneumonia. The performance is: acute onset, fever (body temperature 30-39 ° C), cough, shortness of breath, irritability, pale, loss of appetite, sometimes vomiting, diarrhea and so on. Early signs may not be obvious, infants and young children can be expressed as refusal to milk, spit, and no cough.

2. Elderly children with pneumonia: common with lobar pneumonia and mycoplasmal pneumonia.

(1) lobar pneumonia: acute onset, high fever (T39-40 ° C), chills, irritability, please sputum, early shortness of breath, chest pain, cough is not much, about 3-4 days later, there is a rust rust.

(2) Mycoplasma pneumonia: The onset is acute or slow, the body temperature can be high or low, the cough is getting heavier, it is irritating and coughing, and it is sticky, weak, headache or chest pain.

Third, annoying heat:

Anything that is both feverish and upset, or irritating and stuffy, is called "irritation." Mostly due to excessive heat, qi and yin injury. The patient is irritated by fever, and the symptoms of restlessness, also known as five upsets or five hearts. Five hearts refer to the two hands, the heart and the heart.

Fourth, mania:

Frantic and uneasy, both hands and feet are a sign of sorrow. The main clinical symptoms are high mood, thinking and emotional excitement. Significant and lasting changes in mood - high mentality as the basic clinical manifestations, accompanied by corresponding thinking and behavioral changes, a tendency to recurrent, complete relief in the intermittent period. Those with milder symptoms can not reach the level of mental illness. The onset of the disease is a manic phase. The meaning and diagnostic criteria are: the patient's state of mind is high, and it is not commensurate with the situation in which it is located. It can be elated, irritating, agitated, and even cause disturbance of consciousness. In severe cases, psychotic symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations that are coordinated or uncoordinated with the mood may occur.

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