Can cardiac neurosis die?

Cardiac neurosis generally does not die, but may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Cardiac neurosis is a clinical syndrome dominated by cardiovascular diseases, usually caused by cardiovascular dysfunction due to neuropsychological abnormalities, environmental influences and personality traits. It is usually not accompanied by obvious organic diseases, let alone sudden cardiac death. After timely correction of predisposing factors, such as mental stress, high-intensity work, excessive worry, etc., it can usually be controlled and relieved, so cardiac neurosis generally does not die. However, if left uncontrolled or improperly treated, the condition may continue to develop and increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.