Patient's question:
I feel like I have neurasthenia. I can't handle too much stress or emotional excitement. If I encounter something unhappy or something that makes me very angry, my head gets dizzy and I pass out. Hello, how should this neurasthenia be treated? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
It is the result of internal conflict that leads to physical and mental illnesses, so it is necessary to break free from its source and start from the psychological aspect. This is far more effective than simply treating it with medication. One must have faith, believing that this illness can heal on its own and is not a terminal condition. It will never develop into a mental disorder. Although it may feel mentally fatigued, daily life and general training can still be managed, and it will not lead to schizophrenia.The condition may be a transient lack of brain blood supply, accompanied by transient visual disturbances, which then leads to fainting symptoms. It is important to maintain a calm and positive mood as much as possible. If neurasthenia occurs, traditional Chinese medicine can be used in conjunction with neurotrophic drugs for treatment. If there is a lack of blood supply, blood-activating and stasis-resolving therapies should be employed.