Where is the central nervous system located

The central nervous system is usually located inside the skull and vertebral bodies. When lesions occur inside the skull and vertebral bodies, it will affect the central nervous system. Excessive mental stress and excessive temper can also affect the central nervous system, leading to a series of diseases.

The central nervous system is composed of the brain and medulla oblongata. It is the most important nervous system that can receive information from various nerves throughout the body. Usually after being transmitted to the central nervous system, the information will be integrated and processed and then transmitted in a coordinated manner, such as coordinated movement, touch, breathing, etc. At the same time, the central nervous system also includes the human body's language, movement and body temperature regulation centers, etc., which summarize the human body's life, learning and movement, etc., and play a very important role in human thinking and coordination.

Normally, if lesions occur in the skull and vertebral bodies, the central nervous system will be damaged. Once the central nervous system is damaged, the patient may experience symptoms such as limb disabilities, memory loss, and slurred speech. Once this happens, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to determine the cause of the damage to the central nervous system. Treatment based on the cause can generally achieve the effect of controlling the disease.

For general central nervous system damage, you can take nerve nourishing drugs under the guidance of a doctor. During the treatment, you should maintain a good mood and avoid excessive mood swings to avoid affecting the condition.