What is the disease of fidgeting

Anyone who is in a hurry will feel anxious, and when waiting for something for a long time, they may also feel restless. The so-called restlessness refers to the feeling of being very uncomfortable whether sitting or standing. It mainly describes a manifestation of being very anxious or fearful. So what is restlessness?

First, what is the disease of fidgeting? Introduction to the symptoms of fidgeting. It's not right to sit, and it's not right to stand. Describes a very nervous and anxious mood. Phobias are a type of anxiety disorder. Some people suffer from long-term fear but have no specific object of fear. This may be due to anxiety disorder.

Second, the patient shows anxiety, panic and tension, feels that the worst is about to happen, often restless, lacks a sense of security, is worried and upset all day long, and loses interest in external things. In severe cases, there will be fear and panic reaction to external stimuli, often accompanied by sleep disorders and autonomic nervous system instability, such as difficulty falling asleep, nightmares, easy awakening, pale or flushed face, sweating, cold limbs, numb fingers, muscle twitching, dizziness, palpitations, chest tightness or suffocation, loss of appetite, dry mouth, abdominal distension and burning sensation, constipation or diarrhea, frequent urination, irregular menstruation, lack of sexual desire, etc. Some patients become anxious and disturbed by the physical discomfort described above.

What is the disease of fidgeting? Often feel your pulse to see if it has accelerated, your heartbeat has stopped, your breathing is still going on, and your skin color has changed, and become nervous because of this. During the examination, the patient is anxious, with furrowed brows, increased muscle tone, active reflexes, and often accompanied by restless movements such as constant blinking, finger tapping, or pounding the hands and feet. Palpitations, also known as heart palpitations, are the discomfort caused by a person's rapid heartbeat. It can be seen in various heart diseases and is not an independent disease in itself. The simplest way is to do an electrocardiogram to see what disease it is and then give corresponding treatment.