nervous
Introduction
Introduction Tension is the strengthening of the human body's reaction to external things in both spiritual and physical aspects. Good changes, such as getting married and having children; bad things like divorce and unemployment will make people nervous. The degree of tension is often proportional to the size of life changes. Stress makes people sleepless, thinking and attention can not concentrate, headache, palpitations, abdominal pain, tired. Ordinary tensions are temporary. Sudden tension is a feeling of fear.
Cause
Cause
1. The spirit is highly prepared and excited.
2, intense or urgent, making people nervous.
3. Insufficient supply is difficult to cope with.
4. Excessive anxiety in emotional thinking during the exam.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Neurological examination, electroencephalography, cranial nerve examination
The most prominent symptom of caTATonic syndrome is the increase in muscle strength in patients, including tensional stiffness and tension and excitement. The former often has symptoms such as violations, stereotypes and stereotypes, imitating speech and imitative movements, and waxy flexion.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
(1) The schizophrenia is tense, most of them start from the young or middle age, and the onset is more urgent. The course of the disease is mostly paroxysmal. Mainly manifested as nervous excitement and nervous stiffness. The two appear alternately or separately. The former expresses impulsive behavior, is incomprehensible, and the verbal content is monotonous, the movements are weird, and the words are imitated. The latter manifests in the inhibition of exercise, less speech, less movement, no response, no reaction to the surrounding environment, violation of the imitation, imitating movements and imitating speech, even with illusion delusions.
(2) Depression, in the woody depression, the patient is silent, has no self-motivation, does not even eat, and has a defecation and retention, which can be caused by the transition of acute depression.
(3) Mucinous edema, the basic symptom is that all activities of the patient are slow, accompanied by memory loss, illusion and hallucinations, and some patients may exhibit a stupor state.
(4) Lead poisoning, lead poisoning encephalopathy occurs in severe poisoning. Expressed mentally retarded, slow-moving, depressed or excited. Further development is manic, stunned, horrified, stiff or comatose. According to the history of lead exposure and clinical manifestations, it is not difficult to diagnose the disease.
(5) Mental disorders caused by craniocerebral trauma In the case of brain contusion and laceration, the patient's performance consciousness is narrowed, the perception is blurred, the orientation is limited, and the patient may suddenly have excitement, impulsivity, attack, and even disciplinary behavior. There can be some meaningless actions. There are also rich and vivid illusions and hallucinations. It can also be accompanied by other symptoms, which can be diagnosed according to the history of trauma.
(6) Reactive mental disorders, acute onset under intense trauma, the patient suddenly stagnates, silent, and calls should not. It lasts for a short time, most of which lasts for a few minutes or hours, and occasionally for a few days, but generally no more than a week. Individual patients can be transferred to an excited state when the stupor state is relieved, and most of them are accompanied by disturbance of consciousness. This type of stupor is called reactive stupor, also known as psychogenic stupor.
