In fact, neurosis is a violation of the central nervous system. To show this violation can symptoms of somatic, behavioral, psycho-emotional. Neuroses are common, but they are also treated quite successfully. They can appear due to the transferred stresses, psychological traumas ( conflicts , overstrain), fatigue, transferred diseases. The cause of a neurosis can be even internal conflict, realizovannost, dissatisfaction with their situation, problems in their personal lives.
The first signs of neurosis and other neurotic disorders are increased fatigue, a feeling of lethargy, pressure surges, appetite disorders, drowsiness, insomnia, loss of enthusiasm, apathy, indifference. The lion's share of these symptoms is familiar to many of us, but to doctors with such problems we go extremely rarely, writing off their appearance on fatigue. There is one basic rule: if after the transferred stress signs of a neurosis and depression do not disappear after the expiration of a month, it is necessary urgently to address to experts.
Signs of neurosis in adults
In total there are more than four hundred kinds of neuroses, there are neuroses that are peculiar only to women. Distinguish between the mental and physical signs of neuroses, they can occur in various combinations. Mental symptoms of neurosis in women and men:
- indecisiveness;
- low or excessive emotionality;
- problems with interpersonal skills;
- anxiety, irritability;
- a constant sense of anxiety, fear (this sign may be a symptom of the obsessive-compulsive disorder);
- sleep disorders (insomnia or drowsiness).
Signs of the neurosis of the physical plane:
- frequent headaches, migraines;
- causeless pain in the stomach, heart;
- vegetative-vascular dystonia (can occur with autonomic neurosis);
- dizziness, pressure jumps, problems with balance and coordination of movements.
Neuroses in children
Children can also suffer from neuroses, and the incidence of them among adolescents is 20%. The reasons for this are excessive loads, stresses of social origin, psychological traumas, childish fears, mistakes of upbringing. The signs of a child's neurosis are: excessive tearfulness and capriciousness, lethargy and indifference, unreasonable anxiety, timidity, suspiciousness, aggression.
If the neurosis does not pass, then the most terrible consequence of it can be neurotic personality development. That's why, after discovering signs of neurosis in children or adults surrounding you, advise them to turn to a specialist.