Hypofunction

The stress response is a series of non-specific response reactions generated by the comprehensive analysis of the cerebral cortex after the body is being strongly stimulated by the outside world, such as nerve excitement, increased hormone secretion, increased blood sugar, increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, accelerated breathing, etc. . It should be said that this situation is normal, and its function is to enable the body to respond quickly and promptly to the stimulus. As long as its intensity, frequency and duration are appropriate, it will not cause damage to the human body and it will be beneficial to protect the body. However, if the external stimulus is too intense (compared with my own tolerance), or it appears repeatedly over a long period of time, so as to exceed the limit that the body can bear, it will cause pathological damage such as insomnia, persistent fatigue, fatigue, appetite Symptoms such as weakness, irritability, difficulty concentrating, memory loss, decreased sexual function, and unknown low fever. The decrease in stress function results in stress response syndrome.

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