Cerebral neurasthenia symptoms

Brain neurasthenia is mainly manifested in three aspects: mental excitement, irritability, fatigue, mental vitality decline, emotional symptoms and physiological dysfunction. Typical symptoms are mainly manifested in mental fatigue, physical fatigue, and excitement symptoms. Patients show easy excitement, short duration, fatigue, involuntary memories and associations, and speech and movement are not increased. Emotional symptoms include irritability, and later remorse, possibly accompanied by a degree of anxiety and depression; physiological disorders include muscle tension pain, with headaches and pain in the limbs and lower back, and may include dizziness and head swelling. In addition, sleep disorder is a very important clinical manifestation, mainly manifested as difficulty falling asleep, but also manifested as multiple dreams, easy to wake up, poor sleep quality, early awakening and other manifestations.