Neuroses

It manifests itself as a combination of increased irritability and profound fatigue. The person does not tolerate even minor emotional or physical exertion well, suffers from headaches, palpitations, sweating, and sleep disturbances.

It often occurs in people with a demonstrative personality type. The symptoms can be extremely pronounced: paralysis, loss of sensitivity, impaired vision or hearing - without any organic disorder. It is an unconscious protective reaction to mental stress.

A person is haunted by obsessive thoughts, fears, or actions that they realize are absurd but cannot stop. Often manifests itself in the form of phobias, for example, the fear of death or serious illness.

It is manifested by an obsessive belief in the presence of a serious illness, even in the absence of objective medical grounds. It is often combined with constant visits to doctors, reading medical articles, and self-diagnosis.

Unlike clinical depression, in this case the mood is depressed, but there are no deep ideas of hopelessness or suicidal thoughts. The person often “escapes into work”, remaining active, albeit with reduced initiative.