Autonomic Nervous System Disorders

1. Emotion relief: including long-term excessive mental stress, emotional excitement,

tension and other factors leading to nervous tension, even anxiety, depression, so
patients should first adjust their mentality and relax their body and mind. You can take
a walk, do yoga, listen to music and other activities to ease your mood, or talk with
friends to avoid long-term accumulation of stress and anxiety. If you cannot relieve
yourself, you can go to the hospital to seek the help of a psychologist;
2. Improve living habits: develop healthy work and rest, ensure adequate rest and
sleep, and avoid staying up late. In terms of diet, we should avoid overeating, reduce
the intake of caffeine and alcohol, and eat light;
3. Drugs used: Common drugs include oryzanol, vitamin B1 and other drugs
regulating autonomic nervous function, and diazepam, amitriptyline, clomipramine
and other drugs for treating depression and anxiety symptoms. If the somatization
symptoms are obvious, such as arrhythmia, diarrhea, constipation, etc., symptomatic
drug treatment can be given under the guidance of the doctor according to the specific
situation;
4. Treatment of primary diseases: common organic diseases that induce autonomic
nervous disorders include brain trauma, infection, bleeding, or other lesions. When
patients have symptoms such as dizziness, headache, high fever, etc., they should seek
medical advice in a timely manner, and treatment should be carried out after the cause
is identified.