Symptoms of gastric neurosis
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Gastric neurosis can be called intestinal dysfunction, but also can be called gastrointestinal neurosis. Gastric neurosis is a general term for gastrointestinal syndrome. Neurological factors are usually the most likely to induce gastric neurosis. For example, some patients are often very nervous, some patients are often anxious before the onset of neurosis, or they encounter some difficulties and troubles in life and work, and some accidents or misfortunes in life can induce gastric neurosis. These mental factors will have a great impact on the normal activities of human gastrointestinal function, which can cause gastrointestinal dysfunction.
Symptoms of gastric neurosis
Gastric neurosis this kind of disease is mostly chronic, the course of disease is generally relatively long, and after the attack is easy to continue and repeated. After the onset of the disease, the patients mainly have stomach symptoms. For example, after the onset of the disease, the patients usually have acid regurgitation, loss of appetite, nausea, even vomiting, and burning pain under the xiphoid process.
Got gastric neurosis, this disease after the patient will appear nervous anorexia disease, may also occur nervous vomiting. For example, after eating a meal, if you suddenly have the idea of vomiting, you will feel a sense of inexplicable nausea. When you vomit, it usually takes no effort, and the amount of vomit is not large.
Some patients with gastric neurosis will feel full after eating, or the upper abdomen feel very uncomfortable, and even severe pain. Gastric neurosis may also lead to some systemic symptoms, such as some patients often feel tired, easy to forget, also feel headache, palpitation, chest tightness, sweat at night.
matters needing attention
Gastric neurosis is prone to recurrent attacks, mainly to make patients feel particularly bloated stomach, which is often caused by patients repeatedly and unconsciously swallowing a lot of air, so patients will always burp after the onset.
