Anxiety adaptation disorder

Adaptation disorders often have the following manifestations clinically: (1) Adaptation disorders that are prominently manifested by emotional disorders: They are more common in depressed people, showing depression, depression, disappointment, loss of interest in everything, and nervousness and upset. Disorders, palpitations, and poor breathing are the main causes. (2) Adaptation disorders that are characterized by behavioral disorders: They are more common in young people and are manifested as behaviors that violate the rights of others or violate social ethics, such as truancy, fights, vandalism, lying, substance abuse, alcohol, drug use, running away from home Start premature sex. (3) Adaptation disorder with physical discomfort as the prominent manifestation: the patient may have pain (head, lower back, or other parts), gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea) or other discomforts that are not prominent, but the examination does not reveal The body has a specific disease, and the symptoms last no more than six months. (4) The outstanding obstacles to adaptation are the decline in work and learning ability: the patient's original work and learning ability is good, but the work ability declines and learning difficulties occur. (5) Adaptation obstacles mainly based on social withdrawal: Patients are mainly social withdrawal, such as unwillingness to participate in social activities, unwillingness to go to school or work, and often stay at home, but without depression or anxiety. Anxious adaptation disorder should belong to the fifth manifestation.

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