The neurological diseases that people frequently mention usually refer to psychiatric disorders, which are not yet fully understood, but once they occur, the severity of the condition has attracted considerable attention. Psychiatric ** brings great distress to life, often causing hallucinations and visual symptoms, leading to panic or impulsive behavior. So, what are the specific symptoms of psychosis?
1.Psychiatric symptoms.
Patients often present with puzzling psychiatric symptoms. For example, auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations and other phenomena have emerged in large numbers, affecting the cognition and judgment of the real worldPatients who are on the verge of distress may even have delusions of victimization, and due to the rapid increase in stress, they are very likely to fall into mental exhaustion and produce aggressive behavior.
2.Thinking disorders.
Due to the long-term disease invasion, the thinking logic of patients with mental illness is abnormal, and it is difficult to understand the Xi and inertial thinking patterns of ordinary people. For example, there may be a rapid shift from one thought to another, and the thinking jumps are so large that the thinking is often interrupted, as if the thought disappeared in an instant.
3.Behavioral disorders.
This is the main condition in the later stages of psychosis. It manifests in a number of ways, such as unintentional management of personal hygiene, and may even produce micro-repetitive actions, which are more likely to induce repetitive behaviors because they are familiar to the patient.
How to proceed with psychosis
1.Drugs**.
Drugs are the key to psychosis, and they can be selected according to individual conditions to effectively control various symptoms. The effect of the drug is even more pronounced in the face of psychiatric symptoms. However, unfortunately, some patients do not respond well to the drug and need to seek other options.
2.Physics**.
If medications are restricted, physics becomes an important adjunct, especially when the disease is severe. Among them, non-convulsive electroconvulsive therapy** is a common physical **, although it is more effective and has a certain safety profile.
3.Psychology**.
As the core technique of psychiatry, psychology can be implemented from an early stage to help patients stabilize their emotions and establish a correct cognitive view of the disease. Even in the terminal stage of the disease, psychological ** still has a certain effect, but it needs to be combined with other ** to play the best effect.
In addition, mental illness needs to be paid attention to in terms of dietary maintenance. As a result of long-term illness, the patient's appetite will be weakened, and the ability to digest will be reduced. Therefore, the diet should avoid foods that are too hard or not easy to digest. At the same time, you can take vitamins and high-protein ingredients in moderation to meet your body's needs.