Medical Guide for Dysautonomia (Introduction) http://www.mingyihui.net/article_411.html What is dysautonomia? Dysautonomia is a group of symptoms caused by long-term mental tension, excessive psychological stress, anger, and mental stimulation.
What are the manifestations of dysautonomia? Are there any special symptoms? What are the early symptoms of dysautonomia? Patients may experience emotional instability, irritability, anxiety, inability to watch TV when upset, even feeling uncomfortable when hearing someone speak, palpitations, quick to anger, easily nervous, fear, sensitivity, suspicion,委屈易哭 (feeling wronged and crying easily), pessimism, hopelessness, unwillingness to see people, reluctance to talk, lack of interest in everything, depression, oppression, pain, insomnia, light sleep, waking up early, many dreams, fatigue, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, and delayed reaction.
Dysautonomia can also cause gastrointestinal dysfunction, such as loss of appetite, tasteless food, bloating, nausea, belching, heartburn, chest tightness, shortness of breath, frequent sighing, throat obstruction, throat discomfort, headache, dizziness, head fullness, heaviness, tightness, pressure, numbness in the head, eye fullness, dryness, blurred vision, facial and limb discomfort, neck and back tension, general stiffness, limb numbness, warm palms and soles, skin heat, normal body temperature, hot flashes and sweating, or migratory pain and abnormal sensations throughout the body.
Patients with dysautonomia often mainly present with self-perceived symptoms. Although they have undergone multiple examinations, the results are often relatively normal, and no disease is detected. The above symptoms are often clinically considered as mental illness, insufficient blood supply to the brain, heart disease, gastrointestinal disease, etc., and treated accordingly, but the efficacy is often low or ineffective. In fact, these symptoms are closely related to dysautonomia. If you have the above symptoms and they persist despite treatment, you should consider adjusting your autonomic nerves, and the symptoms will quickly disappear.
After knowing the manifestations of dysautonomia, what should we do and what tests should we perform? What tests should be done for dysautonomia?
None. Generally, corresponding auxiliary examinations are needed when organic lesions appear. After confirming the diagnosis through examination, how should we treat it? What precautions should be taken before treating dysautonomia?
In the past, patients with autonomic nerve disorders were often treated with antipsychotic drugs for mental illness and depression in clinical practice, which often had poor efficacy and easily led to drug resistance and dependence. Increasing the dosage also had adverse effects on the body. Commonly used drugs include cyperotin, vitamin B1, and autonomic nerve regulation capsules.
Traditional Chinese medicine treats according to different types:
Kidney Yin Deficiency Syndrome: Prescriptions generally use Zogui Pills and Erzhi Pills. If symptoms such as dry eyes appear, Qiju Dihuang Pills can be added; if there is restlessness, insomnia, and vivid dreams, Baihe Dihuang Decoction or Ganmai Dazao Decoction combined with Huanglian Ejiao Decoction can be used.
Kidney Yang Deficiency Syndrome: Prescriptions use Yougui Pills with modifications.
Kidney Yin-Yang Deficiency Syndrome: Commonly used traditional Chinese medicine can be adjusted according to symptoms. For obvious kidney deficiency symptoms, Liuwei Dihuang Pills, Qiju Dihuang Pills, Maiwei Dihuang Pills, Zhibai Dihuang Pills, and Bayi Dihuang Pills can be selected; for obvious insomnia and irritability symptoms, Zhusha Anshen Pills, Baizi Yangxin Pills, Tianwang Buxindan, and Anshen Anzhi Pills can be selected; for obvious depression symptoms, Jiawei Xiaoyaosan can be selected.
Dietary Therapy:
Roast soybeans, black beans, and kelp until tea-colored, grind into powder, and drink daily with boiling water like tea.
Boil a small amount of ginseng and take it, which has good effects on plant neurosis caused by menopause in women.
Eat the following foods regularly:
Mushrooms: The brown part of mushrooms contains melanin, which can stabilize and calm the autonomic nervous system.
Wheat: Wheat contains pantothenic acid (VB), which can produce ethanol that can conduct nerve stimuli to the autonomic nervous system. Pantothenic acid can prevent autonomic nerve dysfunction.
Lamb: It contains components that promote the function of internal organs and blood vessels in the human body.
Kelp: Kelp can prevent irritability and agitation caused by insufficient calcium intake.
Carrots: Eating carrots can increase the activity of corticosteroids, inhibit external mental stimulation, and improve symptoms of nerve dysfunction.
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