What symptoms does neurasthenia cause?

Neurasthenia is a general term used in communication between Chinese and Western medicine. The causes of neurasthenia are mainly due to human psychology, social environment factors, etc. The so-called "neurasthenia" mostly refers to "mental dysfunction". Therefore, once the brain suffers from neurasthenia, it will have a very serious impact on people's lives and work. If treatment is not carried out in time, the harm will be great. So, what symptoms does neurasthenia cause?

The following are the symptoms of neurasthenia:

The general symptoms of neurasthenia are that the patient is easily excited and quickly fatigued, and experiences symptoms such as dizziness, headache, brain swelling, insomnia, nightmares, recent memory loss, lack of concentration, low work efficiency, irritability, fatigue, fear of light, fear of sound, tinnitus, dizziness, mental depression, and often various physical discomforts such as palpitations, shortness of breath, loss of appetite, frequent urination, spermatorrhea, etc.

There are palpitations, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. If there is pressure in the heart area under the sternum or if the heart is weak, you often have to take a deep breath to feel comfortable. Roasted meat and plum pit smell in the throat. There is a blockage in the throat, and you cannot swallow or vomit. There may be itching and a urge to cough, or a burning sensation like swelling and pain. The chest and ribs are distended. The most common symptoms are bloating and pain in the upper stomach, which may even extend to the chest and back sides of the diaphragm. There is bloating in the colon curvature on both sides of the umbilicus. Women often have swelling in the entire lower abdomen below the navel, and there is a sound of gas when tapped. Frequent urination, tenesmus, constipation or diarrhea such as irritable bowel syndrome. Night sweats, irregular menstruation, frigidity, impotence or premature ejaculation, back pain, neck pain, and insomnia. However, no physiological lesions were found during actual examination. Therefore, the symptoms of neurasthenia are extremely complex, and the disease can only be diagnosed after detailed physical examination, laboratory tests and other auxiliary examinations to rule out organic diseases.

A relatively effective dietary therapy for treating neurasthenia.

The first dietary therapy method for treating neurasthenia: first prepare about 45 grams of wheat, about 30 grams of black beans, and about 10 grams of Polygonum multiflorum. Then wash them and put them in the pot, add appropriate amount of water, and finally simmer over low heat for a few hours, then remove the residue and keep the soup.

The second dietary therapy for treating neurasthenia: first prepare about 90 grams of fresh celery and 8 grams of Chinese jujube kernels, then wash them clean, remove the leaves of the celery and cut them into small pieces, put the celery and Chinese jujube kernels into the pot together with appropriate amount of water, and finally cook them into soup over low heat.

The third dietary therapy for treating neurasthenia: first prepare about 10 grams of longan meat, about 8 grams each of lotus seeds, poria cocos and water chestnuts, and an appropriate amount of brown sugar. Then remove the core of the lotus seeds, put everything except brown sugar into the pot, add water, boil it, remove the residue and keep the soup and continue cooking. Finally, add brown sugar when it becomes a paste.