What are the symptoms of neurasthenia?

Any disease will have its symptoms, but the symptoms of some diseases are more hidden and we cannot detect them in time. Neurasthenia is such a disease. Because the symptoms of neurasthenia are not obvious, many patients miss the best time to treat the disease. Therefore, it is necessary for people to understand the symptoms of neurasthenia.

Generally speaking, if you suffer from neurasthenia, its symptoms are mainly manifested in the human spirit. For example, the patient will feel mentally tired every day and the sleep quality will not be very good. Therefore, when you have these similar symptoms, you must pay attention to diagnosis. Specifically, it can be manifested in the following four aspects:

1. Mental fatigue: The brain feels dull and weak, sleep is poor, and it is still difficult to eliminate fatigue after rest. Feeling tired and weak all day, and may have symptoms of decreased concentration, memory and reaction. This is why patients with neurasthenia urgently seek treatment.

2. Abnormal emotions: Patients with neurasthenia may feel that their ability to control their emotions has decreased, and they are prone to irritability and anxiety. This bad mood may be aggravated by the onset of discomfort such as headaches, tinnitus, and chest tightness, and often needs to be regulated through drug treatment.

3. Physical discomfort: persistent pure pain in the head, dizziness, palpitations, poor appetite, abdominal distension, diarrhea, constipation, frequent urination, menstrual disorders, sexual dysfunction, etc. may be symptoms of neurasthenia.

4. Nervousness: This is a typical symptom of neurasthenia. The patient becomes extremely excited when doing recreational activities such as reading and watching TV. The brain cannot relax when falling asleep and is always uncontrollably recalling the images or syllables that have just been seen or in the past.

After understanding the symptoms of neurasthenia, if you feel that you have the above symptoms, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for diagnosis first. If you really have such a disease, it will be convenient for us to treat it as soon as possible. If not, our psychological burden will be relieved, which will be more beneficial to people's lives.