For modern people, although the level of food, clothing, housing and transportation has improved relatively quickly, the pressure on learning, work, life, feelings and other aspects is also increasing.
Under this long-term pressure, it is easy for people to produce a series of negative emotions. If the long-term negative emotions are not conditioned in time, it is very likely to induce some psychological diseases, such as anxiety disorders.
Once suffering from anxiety disorders, if the treatment and conditioning are not carried out early, it will not only bring greater pain to the patient, but also make the patient have suicidal thoughts and behaviors, which seriously endangers the patient's life and health.
Therefore, in daily life, in addition to doing a good job in preventing depression, once symptoms of depression appear, it is necessary to receive early treatment.
So, after suffering from depression, what are the main symptoms of the body?
1. Abnormal psychological symptoms
If in daily life, you often worry too much about something or someone, even a very small thing. And when this kind of worry occurs, it will also be accompanied by serious fear, nervousness, uneasiness, anxiety and other emotions, it is necessary to cause a high degree of vigilance, these symptoms are related to the suffering of anxiety disorders.
Especially for the things or people that you care about, you will show excessive worry, and you will always worry about some misfortunes falling on you or the people you care about the most.
There is no way to control this concern and it will become more serious as the condition progresses. Even in the end, I will be in a state of anxiety and nervousness all day long.
2. Neurological symptoms
In addition to some psychological symptoms in daily life, patients will also show autonomic nervous system symptoms.
For example, patients often have inexplicable irritability, palpitations, shortness of breath, body tremors and other phenomena.
Especially when abnormal anxiety occurs, it will even be accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, abnormal sweating, dry mouth and tongue, chest tightness and dizziness.
These symptoms last for varying periods of time, sometimes for minutes, sometimes for hours.
3. Physical symptoms
Because the patient has a very obvious excessive worry about psychological experiences and feelings, it will lead to the corresponding influence of various systems, resulting in a series of symptoms of physical discomfort.
For example, when it comes to the respiratory system, patients will experience discomfort such as holding their breath, excessive ventilation, and chest stuffiness.
If cardiovascular is involved, patients will have tachycardia or paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, and if the gastrointestinal system is involved, it will be accompanied by problems such as decreased appetite, loss of appetite, and even nausea.
Fourth, behavioral symptoms
Whether it is mild anxiety disorders, or moderate and severe anxiety disorders, there will be different degrees of behavioral symptoms.
For example, when excessive anxiety occurs, patients will also be accompanied by a series of abnormal phenomena such as unnatural expressions, fidgeting, or muscle twitching, limb tremors, etc.
Only when all of the patient's anxiety questions are answered appropriately, these behavioral symptoms are relieved or disappear on their own.
All in all, if the above 4 symptoms occur repeatedly in daily life, you must be highly vigilant, and it is very likely that you will suffer from anxiety disorders.
Then the patient must quickly go to the psychiatric department of a regular hospital for treatment, and then take different methods for treatment according to the degree of the disease and the patient's own constitution.
In addition, it is necessary to make adjustments in diet, mentality, work and rest, etc., in order to effectively reduce the symptoms of anxiety disorders.