Patient's question:
A friend of mine is always mentally unstable, sometimes clear-headed and sometimes crazy. What should I do if I have a phobia?Doctor's answer:
Phobia is the proper name for terror neurosis, referring to unusual fear and anxiety in patients when facing certain external situations, objects, or social interactions, which can lead to symptoms such as blushing, shortness of breath, sweating, palpitations, blood pressure fluctuations, nausea, weakness, or even fainting, thereby triggering concealment reactions. The cause is unclear and may be related to factors such as generational inheritance, quality factors, physiological factors, and psychosocial factors. For your condition, it may be helpful to use some anti-anxiety medications, but it's important not to overexclude them and to maintain a positive mindset.