Early symptoms of neuropathy

Neurosis, which is what we usually call mental illness, has many symptoms. In the early stages of the disease, patients often have sleep disorders, sometimes have difficulty falling asleep, and often have nightmares. In addition, they become particularly sensitive psychologically, often distrust others and are suspicious. Abnormal emotions are also an important symptom, and mood swings are often greater.

Early symptoms of neuropathy

1. Sleep disorders

It is the most obvious early signal of a mentally ill patient and a barometer of the patient's condition. The main symptoms are difficulty falling asleep, easy awakening, frequent dreams and nightmares, and early awakening. Most of the time, there is no obvious reason, no pain experience, and people will not actively seek medical treatment. Some patients may stay up all night but still feel energetic the next day. On the surface, they seem to be full of energy, but careful observation will reveal that they have difficulty concentrating, speak incoherently, have volatile moods, and cannot finish what they start. As time goes by, their condition will become apparent. 2. Sensitive, suspicious, and full of doubt

They are particularly sensitive to other people's words and actions. When they see others talking together, they think they are talking about themselves. They suspect poisoning if they are warmly invited to drink tea or eat. They even think that the content of television, radio, and newspapers has nothing to do with them. If they feel physically unwell, they suspect that they are being controlled by advanced equipment or that they have some incurable disease. It is difficult to explain, and they will not listen to persuasion and are unshakable in their beliefs.

People who are originally cheerful and love to make friends become worried all day long, sighing and frowning; people with mild personalities become easily irritable, often get angry over trivial matters, get entangled and hold grudges against others; people with quiet personalities become excited and lively, like to meddle in other people's affairs, and are in high spirits all day long, or become panic-stricken, anxious and nervous, crying and laughing for no reason. 4. Personality has changed

Gradually become withdrawn, taciturn, lazy and isolated; or lose interest in things around, become listless, be dazed, be cold to others, and alienate relatives and friends; or live a lazy life, unkempt, and have a dirty and messy room; or the labor and discipline inspection committee are lax, work is procrastinating, and they are rude and shameless to others; or spend money recklessly and squander.

It is easy to be discovered. Its main manifestations include strange behavior, increased or slow movements, standing or sitting still, making faces, squinting, smoking constantly, wandering around, being particularly fond of cleanliness, repeatedly washing hands, checking, and treating waste and garbage as treasures. 6. Neurasthenia

Symptoms include headache, weakness in the limbs, worry, anxiety, restlessness, eating disorders, menstrual changes, inattention, memory loss, reduced work and study ability, etc.