Encephalita is a symptom in which the patient feels the presence of various sounds in the brain, such as bug chirping, car horns, etc. These sounds can only be perceived by the patient himself/herself, and cannot be heard by others. Encephalopathy is often more pronounced in a quiet environment and may interfere with the patient's sleep and daily life. Symptoms of encephalitisation can vary from person to person, as can the nature, intensity, and frequency of sound. Over time, the severity of the ringing progresses and causes a lot of distress to the patient.
Encephalophorea, also known as cranial ringing, is a common symptom in middle-aged and older people, but it can also occur in younger people. Encephalopathy is when a person feels a sound in his or her brain. Mental stress and poor rest for a long time are the main causes of brain ringing in young people. Encephalopathy is only a disease, it is a functional disease, and its symptoms mean that there is a hidden disease in the body, and a small number of patients may have symptoms of tinnitus, which is difficult for patients to distinguish. Prolonged encephalitation may cause mental burden on the patient, which can cause anxiety, depression and other emotions.
Encephalopathy is related to a variety of factors, including mental and psychological factors, cerebrovascular diseases, brain diseases, etc. Older people are more likely to have encephalopathy caused by cerebrovascular disease. At the same time, if you already have brain diseases, such as brain tumors, hydrocephalus, etc., it may also cause encephalopathy. Encephalopathy has a great impact on a person's daily life and work. Long-term ringing can lead to neurological disorders, neurasthenia, poor sleep, anxiety and depression. Moreover, these problems may further affect the quality of life and productivity of the person.
Have you ever heard a buzzing sound in your head? Or suddenly feel dizzy, as if the world is spinning? Or dry mouth and bitter mouth, with significant memory loss? These seemingly ordinary symptoms may be a manifestation of a disease called "encephalitis".