Patient's question:
Pressure is great. A month ago, the tendons and nerves in my wrist were fractured, and I had surgery to repair them at the hospital. Now my fingers and palm still feel numb, and the wound occasionally hurts. What kind of help do I need: What is cardiac neurosis?Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Nerve Damage. Non-surgical Therapy. Non-surgical therapy aims to create conditions for the complete recovery of nerve and limb functions. Cardiac neurosis refers to a group of mental and neurological symptoms caused by dysfunction of the cardiovascular system due to neuroendocrine imbalance. These patients often exhibit symptoms of neurosis in other parts of the body. Cardiac neurosis is actually only a small part of general neurosis. The causes of cardiac neurosis are often related to adverse environmental and physical factors.