Fury

Introduction

Introduction Rage is a kind of emotional reaction when you are dissatisfied, and often makes some venting behaviors, while serious people lose their senses. Fury may cause hallucinations in the ear, such as auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, and medical endocrine disorders. There may also be diseases such as schizophrenia, and special care should be taken for machinery and transportation. When you encounter a stimulus in your life, try to avoid it, your eyes are not seen, your heart is not bothered, and your anger is gone. When you are angry, consciously listen to music, tease your child to play, etc. This is a positive acceptance of another kind of stimulation, that is, the method of anger that diverts the excitement of the brain.

Cause

Cause

Encounter dissatisfied things, angry performance. Sometimes bad mood is caused by too much stress.

Examine

an examination

Related inspection

Brain CT examination of brain MRI

If you are like this, you can list the problems that put pressure on you in the order of the primary and secondary, and solve one problem every day. There are various negative thoughts in my head. Everything seems to have its negative side. Should go to the regular neurology department of the regular hospital, as well as other related checks.

Diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

The emotional performance of anxious patients is very disturbing and fearful. Patients often have excessive concerns about certain things in real life or certain things in the future. Sometimes patients can also have no clear goals. This kind of worry is often not commensurate with reality, making patients feel very painful. It is also accompanied by symptoms of autonomic nervous system disorders such as autonomic hyperactivity and muscle tension.

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