Be alert if you suddenly become irritable

Everyone's emotions are inevitably linked to the secretion of various hormones in the body. Sometimes hormones stimulate nerves, causing people to experience various emotions. For example, some people may suddenly become irritable and easily angry during a period of time. Many women experience bad mood during their menstruation. Let’s take a look at what causes sudden irritability and anger.

heart disease

Patients with early heart disease will have a bad temper, which is mainly related to central nervous system dysfunction and sympathetic nerve excitement. If the bad temper is not taken seriously and the disease is allowed to continue to develop, the symptoms of irritability will be aggravated, causing patients to experience frequent irritability, palpitations, dizziness, headaches and other problems.

Heart disease can bring changes to the patient's mood. On the contrary, if heart disease patients are often irritable, anxious, and angry, and do not get good emotional regulation, their condition will also be aggravated. This is mainly because when the patient becomes irritable, sympathetic nerve excitement will cause the heart rate to accelerate, blood pressure to rise, etc., which in turn leads to increased myocardial oxygen consumption, damaging heart health. In severe cases, the patient may even suffer from cold sweats, palpitations, chest pain, arrhythmia and other symptoms.

hypertension:

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that high blood pressure is mostly caused by irritability and emotional frustration, which lead to hyperactivity of liver yang and increased liver fire. Hypertensive patients suffer from bad temper and irritability due to excessive liver fire, sympathetic nerve excitement, and central nervous system disorder.

Western medicine divides hypertension into three stages, and any stage of hypertension will have an impact on the mental state of the elderly.

diabetes

Increased sugar levels can cause metabolic disorders in the body, hindering the absorption and metabolism of B vitamins, thereby leading to a deficiency of B vitamins in the body. When people have abnormal blood sugar levels, they will feel very uncomfortable and become moody and irritable. In fact, high blood sugar may also cause symptoms of depression, such as feeling very tired, not liking to do things, not wanting to go out, and only wanting to sleep. Persistent fatigue is another important sign of diabetes, which means that the food you eat is not being broken down or used by your cells. Because the body does not get the energy it needs, it will feel tired.

It is recommended that if you experience a sudden deterioration in your temper, you must pay attention and go to the hospital for a physical examination if necessary.