What are the symptoms of poor nerves, among which are the 4 main symptoms

Mental illness is a mental illness with a high incidence rate in modern society. It is mainly caused by stress and worries in life and work. People with mental illness are often in a state of being sometimes excited, sometimes depressed, nervous, etc. Now I will share with you the symptoms of several types of nerve problems.

1. Easy to worry, often get entangled in trivial matters that seem trivial to healthy people, have no sense of happiness, and cannot eliminate the feeling of worry by watching skits, listening to jokes, or enjoying the happiness of having children and grandchildren around. They feel that nothing they do is satisfactory and they dislike everyone.

2. Easy to get tired. The fatigue here mainly refers to emotional fatigue and mental fatigue, which cannot be eliminated by rest. When the patient is thinking or solving a problem, he or she feels drowsy, overwhelmed, slow to react, unable to concentrate, and has difficulty remembering. But he still remembers the details of when he got sick, what medicines he took, how many times he had quarrels with his family, and other unpleasant things.

3. Tension-prone patients are in a state of tension all day long, and this tension is different from that of normal people, that is, it cannot be relieved by rest, sleep or participating in recreational activities. When encountering things, I can't be organized and feel flustered. When things are urgent, the fear of doing something wrong will result in reduced work efficiency and low quality. Sometimes I feel unbearable pain in my scalp and muscles all over my body, and I might even break into a cold sweat because of the unintentional footsteps of others.

4. Irritable Normal people do not feel that there is anything wrong or bad about themselves after losing their temper, and they will not think that it is due to their emotions being out of control. People with neurasthenia often feel regret after losing their temper, but they cannot control their anger when encountering unpleasant things. Even if some things have nothing to do with him/herself, the patient will appear as an outsider who is fighting for justice, and end up being more excited than the person involved.