Symptoms of vagus nerve disorders

Many people experience symptoms of vagus nerve disorder after excessive fatigue. In fact, in addition to fatigue, vagus nerve disorders may occur when people are anxious or under too much stress. Once vagus nerve disorder occurs, it is very likely to cause fainting, which will have a great impact on the patient's normal life and study. So besides these vagus nerve disorders, what other fatal symptoms are there?

Symptoms of vagus nerve disorders

In most cases, vagus nerve disorders are induced by stuffiness. If you are overly tired or under too much stress, you may become overly excited and anxious. Once the vagus nerve is disturbed, the visceral blood vessels will suddenly dilate and the heart rate will slow down, eventually leading to symptoms such as low blood pressure, local hypoxia of the brain tissue, and even transient coma.

Treatment of vagus nerve disorders

Vagus nerve disorders are usually caused by stuffiness, fatigue, excessive stress, extreme excitement and anxiety are also triggers of fainting attacks. Generally, it refers to various stimulations of the vagus nerve reflex, which cause sudden dilation of visceral blood vessels and a slowing of the heartbeat, leading to low blood pressure, brain hypoxia, and even brief coma.

The vagus nerve is the tenth cranial nerve, which contains sensory, motor and parasympathetic nerve fibers. It controls the activity of the striated muscles of the pharynx and larynx, the heart's myocardium and glands. Excitation of the vagus nerve can cause symptoms such as headache, dizziness, enlarged palpebral fissures, blurred vision, dilated pupils, accelerated heartbeat or even arrhythmia, cold limbs and fear of cold, and sweating disorders.

If vagus nerve excitement causes symptoms such as irritability, insomnia, etc., you can take Chinese patent medicine for tranquilization. You should pay attention to controlling your emotions and calming down. There should be no medicine that can cure this disease.

This is an introduction to the symptoms of vagus nerve disorder. The onset of vagus nerve disorder generally stimulates the vagus nerve reflex, causing a slowing of the heartbeat, resulting in low blood pressure, hypoxia, memory loss, and coma. For patients, it affects their normal work and study and requires timely treatment.