Will brain disorders heal automatically?

A normal brain has its own biological clock. With the alternation of day and night, the brain functions also have regular work and rest. If the body's biological clock is disrupted, brain dysfunction will occur. Brain dysfunction will cause insomnia, dreaminess, forgetfulness, memory loss and other symptoms. At this time, you should actively exercise, increase your body's resistance, and take some brain-nourishing drugs as appropriate.

Brain nerve disorders are a group of symptoms caused by long-term mental stress, excessive psychological pressure, anger and mental stimulation. Cranial nerve dysfunction is a common disease that occurs all over the world and ranks first among various neuroses. The main manifestations of cranial nerve dysfunction are: headache, dizziness, general fatigue, unclear mind, sudden tonic and clonic convulsions of the whole body or local muscles, often accompanied by impaired consciousness.

This condition is generally a group of symptoms caused by anger and mental stimulation . It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, eat a balanced diet, develop good eating habits, do some beneficial activities, and use some nerve regulating drugs such as GABA, vitamin B1, etc.

Treatment depends on the condition. The key to the acute treatment of large-area cerebral infarction is to control intracranial pressure, reduce cerebral edema, prevent brain herniation, and promote the functional recovery of diseased brain tissue. Hypertonic dehydrating agents, diuretics and hormones can be given in time for treatment. Brain cell activators may also be administered as appropriate. The duration of dehydration application should depend on the patient's condition. Generally, after 1 to 2 weeks of treatment, if the patient's impaired consciousness disappears and the intracranial pressure has returned to normal, vasodilators and blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs can be given. However, it should be mentioned here that vasodilators and blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs must be used at the right time. They cannot be used blindly or too early, otherwise, "steal syndrome" will occur, aggravating the condition. At the same time, attention should also be paid to comprehensive treatment such as controlling blood pressure, maintaining water and electrolyte balance, and preventing and treating complications.